HSJ Editor Richard Vize

Innovation for higher quality and lower costs

At no other time in its history has the NHS needed innovation for service delivery as badly as it does now. But innovation won’t just happen, even if we give it a high strategic priority. We need to take a systematic approach to innovation practice, building it into every aspect of daily work.

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