Innovation in health care in many ways
Ateneo Professional School
Makati City
July 15, 2016
I plan to take up the following with the class on Medical Entrepreneurship the following:
1. Report/feedback on learning on last Saturday's Medical Innovation fourm:
1. medical science and technology
2. innovation
3. entrepreneurship and strategy
2. Final 4 weeks schedule
3. Report by group leaders on progress of member's business plan
4. Missing parts:
A. Product and customers
1. Product - relate to the main value proposition
2. Features especially the unique features, advantages
3. Price Delivery Quality
4. Competitive analysis (say in relation to #3)
5. Brief description of:
Parts, bill of materials
How to produce this
6. Customers - (PTM)
Demographics
Pyschographics
Profile
8. Customer bond and link
Link: channel, placement, promotions media
Bond - customer service, crm, advocacies
Medical Innovation Forum
MBAH Entrep Class with the guests
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Friday, July 15, 2016
Monday, July 11, 2016
Thank you everyone for making the Medical Innovation forum last July 9 2016 a success.
Innovation in health care in many ways
Ateneo Professional School,
Makati City
July 11, 2016
Thank you great guys for making the Medical Innovation forum we held last July 9, 2016 happen and make it a success:
To our guests: Mr. Cedric Ng, Omnifab CEO, Dr. Rene Catan, MD and MBAH, Dr. Francis Chung PhD
To the class Project Leaders: Dr. Dominic Velasco and Scientist Kim Semon and the team (MBAH
entrep class. You make yourself and me proud)
To our school officials: Dean Rodolfo Ang, Dra. Gloan Adolor, MBAH Program Director, Dr. George Fong, Central Management Cluster Chair, and Dr. Tony del Carmen ACE Program Director and Mr. Owie Ferrer
And those who attended the forum MBAH Entrep AM class and othe guests.
MARAMING MARAMING SALAMAT PO.
Group picture with the guest speakers
Thanking Dr. Francis Chung Jr
Daghang Salamat Dr. Rene Catan for sharing
Thank you CEO Cedric Ng of Omnifab for the great education on 3d printing
Ateneo Professional School,
Makati City
July 11, 2016
Thank you great guys for making the Medical Innovation forum we held last July 9, 2016 happen and make it a success:
To our guests: Mr. Cedric Ng, Omnifab CEO, Dr. Rene Catan, MD and MBAH, Dr. Francis Chung PhD
To the class Project Leaders: Dr. Dominic Velasco and Scientist Kim Semon and the team (MBAH
entrep class. You make yourself and me proud)
To our school officials: Dean Rodolfo Ang, Dra. Gloan Adolor, MBAH Program Director, Dr. George Fong, Central Management Cluster Chair, and Dr. Tony del Carmen ACE Program Director and Mr. Owie Ferrer
And those who attended the forum MBAH Entrep AM class and othe guests.
MARAMING MARAMING SALAMAT PO.
Top rate, world class forum on Medical Innovation last July 9 2016
Innovation in health care in many ways
Ateneo Professional Schools
Makati City
July 11, 2016
The MBAH eagle came home to share his success
The chairman of the Central and Marketing Cluster Dr. George Fong who attended last Saturday's forum on Medical Innovation was amazed at the quality and depth of the discussion by the speakers on Medical Innovation sponsored by the MBAH Entrep Class PM session. He said we should have held this with more preparation more marketing and did this at the auditorium (I was emailing him early on, but for some reasons the emails did not get through. Prof Larry Grey, IT professor, was amazed and asked who did this? I said it was the class. They planned it and financed the event.
Those who attended from the school top management were Dr Tony Del Carmen, program director for Ateneo Center for Entrepreneurship (we were together in at least 2 forum on entrepreneurship abroad) Dr. George Fong and Prof Larry Grey. Dr. Gloanne Adolor did not not make although Scientist Kim and yours truly talked to her noon time before the forum for the signature of the certificates
The program/forum is part of the requirement for the class, entrepreneur presentation. Bring the entrepreneur to the class for a talk
The forum was spearheaded by Dr. Dominic Velasco, MD and Scientist Kim Semon.
The emcee for the afternoon was Dra Lindsay Gail Winston Torralba - Garcia. The tokens expenses was shouldered by the Class
The speakers were:
Mr. Cedric Ng CEO of Ominifab
Dr. Rene Catan - President of Arthologic, maker of of knee implants It is significant to note that Dr Catan is an MBAH graduate, and of this class, and took up the same exercises and activities just like the others. Ii is hoped that what he took here honed him to be a great entrepreneur.
Dr. Francis Chung Jr. Co Director of MM Regenerative Center
As this was a prono bono affair, the class gave the speakers token of appreciation and Certificate of Appreciation from the Ateneo Graduate School of Busiiness
Some summaries of the talk:
Cedric Ng CEO of Omnifab
He is the grandson of HK Chinese immigrant who went to Naga City, established a lumber trading business, eventually moved to Manila where they set up hardware business. They lived in a entreswelo: living space at the top floor and business at the ground floor.
His talk is a superb education/learning on 3d printing. He said there are 3 types of printer:
1. fused deposition modeling
2. multi jet printing
3. direct metal laser sintering (the metal parts are done layer by layer)
Photos by Dra Vi Beltran
The uses are mostly implants, prosthesis and surgical guides.and in the future bio printing Surgical guides are models of the body parts to be operated on and a 3d model is made so as to practice the procedure and He mentioned the doctors who use such technology: Drs. Rafael Bundoc and Rene Catan (the guest for the afternoon) and the President of PDA (who use this in braces and other dental procedures. (In private he mentioned that a technology department is proposing to invest in such a printer for use in metallurgy, defense, medicine, aerospace and rapid prototyping (for entrepreneurs)
His theme is enabling others to become extraordinary (doctors, manufacturers, entrepreneurs.
Dr. Rene Catan, MD, MBAH
The talk of Dr. Catan is a fusion of business (entrepreneurship, strama) and medical science, technology and mechanical engineering. His passion for nation building is seen from his theme of "democratizing knee surgery/implant. Being a man for others, magis, heroism (Ignatian spirituality must have been truly internalized by him. That he started his talk with a woman disabled by knee and then walking again normally (at the end) shows a remarkable concern for the lessening of pain of patients at a lower cost. True Atenean and nation building.
Business/entrepreneurship
Opportunity screening and seizing
1. He chose knee surgery although they do hip joint replacement because it is highly competitive and the prices has gone down. He went into knee joint replacement and implants because it less crowded/competitive. Their next competitor is much higher and they can still lower their cost
Ateneo Professional Schools
Makati City
July 11, 2016
The chairman of the Central and Marketing Cluster Dr. George Fong who attended last Saturday's forum on Medical Innovation was amazed at the quality and depth of the discussion by the speakers on Medical Innovation sponsored by the MBAH Entrep Class PM session. He said we should have held this with more preparation more marketing and did this at the auditorium (I was emailing him early on, but for some reasons the emails did not get through. Prof Larry Grey, IT professor, was amazed and asked who did this? I said it was the class. They planned it and financed the event.
Those who attended from the school top management were Dr Tony Del Carmen, program director for Ateneo Center for Entrepreneurship (we were together in at least 2 forum on entrepreneurship abroad) Dr. George Fong and Prof Larry Grey. Dr. Gloanne Adolor did not not make although Scientist Kim and yours truly talked to her noon time before the forum for the signature of the certificates
The program/forum is part of the requirement for the class, entrepreneur presentation. Bring the entrepreneur to the class for a talk
The forum was spearheaded by Dr. Dominic Velasco, MD and Scientist Kim Semon.
The emcee for the afternoon was Dra Lindsay Gail Winston Torralba - Garcia. The tokens expenses was shouldered by the Class
The speakers were:
Mr. Cedric Ng CEO of Ominifab
Dr. Rene Catan - President of Arthologic, maker of of knee implants It is significant to note that Dr Catan is an MBAH graduate, and of this class, and took up the same exercises and activities just like the others. Ii is hoped that what he took here honed him to be a great entrepreneur.
Dr. Francis Chung Jr. Co Director of MM Regenerative Center
As this was a prono bono affair, the class gave the speakers token of appreciation and Certificate of Appreciation from the Ateneo Graduate School of Busiiness
Some summaries of the talk:
Cedric Ng CEO of Omnifab
He is the grandson of HK Chinese immigrant who went to Naga City, established a lumber trading business, eventually moved to Manila where they set up hardware business. They lived in a entreswelo: living space at the top floor and business at the ground floor.
His talk is a superb education/learning on 3d printing. He said there are 3 types of printer:
1. fused deposition modeling
2. multi jet printing
3. direct metal laser sintering (the metal parts are done layer by layer)
The uses are mostly implants, prosthesis and surgical guides.and in the future bio printing Surgical guides are models of the body parts to be operated on and a 3d model is made so as to practice the procedure and He mentioned the doctors who use such technology: Drs. Rafael Bundoc and Rene Catan (the guest for the afternoon) and the President of PDA (who use this in braces and other dental procedures. (In private he mentioned that a technology department is proposing to invest in such a printer for use in metallurgy, defense, medicine, aerospace and rapid prototyping (for entrepreneurs)
His theme is enabling others to become extraordinary (doctors, manufacturers, entrepreneurs.
Dr. Rene Catan, MD, MBAH
The talk of Dr. Catan is a fusion of business (entrepreneurship, strama) and medical science, technology and mechanical engineering. His passion for nation building is seen from his theme of "democratizing knee surgery/implant. Being a man for others, magis, heroism (Ignatian spirituality must have been truly internalized by him. That he started his talk with a woman disabled by knee and then walking again normally (at the end) shows a remarkable concern for the lessening of pain of patients at a lower cost. True Atenean and nation building.
Business/entrepreneurship
Opportunity screening and seizing
1. He chose knee surgery although they do hip joint replacement because it is highly competitive and the prices has gone down. He went into knee joint replacement and implants because it less crowded/competitive. Their next competitor is much higher and they can still lower their cost
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
Program and Invitation for Medical Innovation this coming Saturday, July 9, 2016
Innovation in health care in many ways
Dr. Rene Catan has agreed to be a keynote speaker for this coming Saturday forum on 3d printing. He is the CEO of Arthologic (Mirand?) which obtained a funding from Idea Space and featured as one of the key innovations in the Philippines for medical technology by BBC. His company has come out with a knee joint replacement that is one of the cost in US (down to $5,000). But it is significant that his company is now worth P250 million
Dr. Catan developed a procedure for 2 piece knee replacement technology that would answer the need for some 80,000 Filipinos who suffer arthritic pain from bum knee. He developed the technology in 2011. He obtained funding from IdeaSpace a kickstarter type of funding of Smart. Arthologic was one of the finalist.
He developed all ready a procedure to mass produce the knee replacement. (3d printing?)
What is significant about this, is (and maybe batchmate po nila si Dr Catan) is he is an MBAH graduate and took up Entrep under this writer.
The coming home of Dr. Catan to be a speaker is significant:
1. He achieved what you want for MBAH graduates - to go into research in medical science and technology
2. That he used the platform of entrepreneurship is heartwarming; he will be inspiring many students.(and a multi millionaire to boot)
3. That humble our course may be, we are producing graduates like Dr. Catan, without multi million funding.from the University/school
Welcome Remarks/Introduction Speech draft for the Medical Innovation on July 9, 2016
Innovation in health care in many ways
This is the draft of the welcome remarks I will deliver this coming Saturday, upon instructions of Dr Dom Velasco and Scientist Kim Simon
Good afternoon guests;
Dr Francisco Chung, Ph.D, Dr. Rene Catan MD MBA, Dra. Gloan Adolor, Mr. Cedric Ng, CEO of Ominifab, colleagues at MBAH, entrep students, other AGSB students and their guests, friends of AGSB.
Welcome to the Medical Innovation forum organized and sponsored by MBAH entrep class, led by Dr Dom Velasco and Scientist Kim Semon.
Talk about innovation and entrepreneurship. We define, and this is one of the definitions,entrepreneurship is about innovation, it is about creating new products, its about creating something from nothing, as in Magic (Disney) Talk about serendipity
3d printing
We initially thought of this event as a classroom activity by having 3d printing machine presentation from teh supplier. But the discussion went on and on to include medical applications
Thus we were able able contact Mr. Cedric Ng of Ominifab and he initially referred a spine surgeon to talk about 3d printing application. But he is not available because he is fully booked because of his innovative method n spine surgery
It was timely that when we planned this, the Shanghai convention of 3d printers, involving about a 100 firms showed great promise in medicine and medical technology. The papers said that in 10 years time, the medical side of 3d ;printing could be as much as $200 billion. The breakthrough would be in bio printing, where the technology could be a game changer.
Some common applications in medicine where most of you are involved, are in implants, bandages, and even in customized eyeglass (not to mention use in fashion)
In my discussion with the CEO of Omnifab, applications of the technology, aside from medical are in aerospace, metallurgy, defense, and rapid prototyping. I believe that more widespread use of 3d printing will level up our capacity in terms of design, manufacturing and many more
Regenerative Medicine
This is about stem cells and molecular biology. There is department in a Makati Hospital who employ topnotch scientists in this field. I do not know much about this. The only anecdote I heard is about the former Dean of this School and a professor with kidney failure who lived longer and had a better quality of life due to stem cell.
From what I heard, they are planning to bring down its cost from zillions to only hundreds of thousand. This I heard from the initiative of a scientist entrepreneur to be who is with us this afternoon
Entrepreneurship
In the Creativity and Design training attended by yours truly (sponsored by AGSB) Tina Sellig of Stanford U (the school of Larry Page the chief of Google) at Bangkok Thailand several years back, the 3d printer was mentioned as a modern tool for rapid prototyping. This is now the buzz word for Lean Start up by Eric Ries. The 3d printer cuts by several processes, and months the time it takes from concept to prototype and perhaps Alpha testing.
Thus, my dream for teaching entrepreneurship would be to have a 3d printer lab in the school, or connect to a lab which has a 3d printer for rapid prototyping (there are such firms now?)
Fortunately for us, I heard that plans are abuzz about a govt agency involved in science and technology who will invest zillions just to make sure that we have the tools and equipmet that will be propel Philippines to the next level of design and manufacturing prowess. I hope this pushes through.
One of the speakers is a graduate of MBAH and of this subject. He has blazed trail for the Philippines in terms of knee joint replacement. He was recognized by BBC and IdeaSpace for his innovation. He will inspire and motivate us to pursue innovations in medical science and technology. We are proud of his achievement not only about his research and game changing technology but may be he benefited from his training in MBAH and entrepreneurship.
Lastly I would like to ask as what Pres Duterte asked when he took his oath of office. Why are we here?
We are here for nation building (the AGSB Mantra) A healthy nation is a wealthy nation. By learning new technology: we can
1. Use modern and effective methods and materials to cure
2. Bringing down costs of advanced medical care and technology
3. Lessen suffering and pain
And for most entrep and business students, all we can say is that presidents come and go, but entrepreneurs and businessmen are here to stay. And many of the strides we have made in economy and business achievements are perhaps due to the many little things we do today, unnoticed by mainstream media and the public.
Thank you
This is the draft of the welcome remarks I will deliver this coming Saturday, upon instructions of Dr Dom Velasco and Scientist Kim Simon
Good afternoon guests;
Dr Francisco Chung, Ph.D, Dr. Rene Catan MD MBA, Dra. Gloan Adolor, Mr. Cedric Ng, CEO of Ominifab, colleagues at MBAH, entrep students, other AGSB students and their guests, friends of AGSB.
Welcome to the Medical Innovation forum organized and sponsored by MBAH entrep class, led by Dr Dom Velasco and Scientist Kim Semon.
Talk about innovation and entrepreneurship. We define, and this is one of the definitions,entrepreneurship is about innovation, it is about creating new products, its about creating something from nothing, as in Magic (Disney) Talk about serendipity
3d printing
We initially thought of this event as a classroom activity by having 3d printing machine presentation from teh supplier. But the discussion went on and on to include medical applications
Thus we were able able contact Mr. Cedric Ng of Ominifab and he initially referred a spine surgeon to talk about 3d printing application. But he is not available because he is fully booked because of his innovative method n spine surgery
It was timely that when we planned this, the Shanghai convention of 3d printers, involving about a 100 firms showed great promise in medicine and medical technology. The papers said that in 10 years time, the medical side of 3d ;printing could be as much as $200 billion. The breakthrough would be in bio printing, where the technology could be a game changer.
Some common applications in medicine where most of you are involved, are in implants, bandages, and even in customized eyeglass (not to mention use in fashion)
In my discussion with the CEO of Omnifab, applications of the technology, aside from medical are in aerospace, metallurgy, defense, and rapid prototyping. I believe that more widespread use of 3d printing will level up our capacity in terms of design, manufacturing and many more
Regenerative Medicine
This is about stem cells and molecular biology. There is department in a Makati Hospital who employ topnotch scientists in this field. I do not know much about this. The only anecdote I heard is about the former Dean of this School and a professor with kidney failure who lived longer and had a better quality of life due to stem cell.
From what I heard, they are planning to bring down its cost from zillions to only hundreds of thousand. This I heard from the initiative of a scientist entrepreneur to be who is with us this afternoon
Entrepreneurship
In the Creativity and Design training attended by yours truly (sponsored by AGSB) Tina Sellig of Stanford U (the school of Larry Page the chief of Google) at Bangkok Thailand several years back, the 3d printer was mentioned as a modern tool for rapid prototyping. This is now the buzz word for Lean Start up by Eric Ries. The 3d printer cuts by several processes, and months the time it takes from concept to prototype and perhaps Alpha testing.
Thus, my dream for teaching entrepreneurship would be to have a 3d printer lab in the school, or connect to a lab which has a 3d printer for rapid prototyping (there are such firms now?)
Fortunately for us, I heard that plans are abuzz about a govt agency involved in science and technology who will invest zillions just to make sure that we have the tools and equipmet that will be propel Philippines to the next level of design and manufacturing prowess. I hope this pushes through.
One of the speakers is a graduate of MBAH and of this subject. He has blazed trail for the Philippines in terms of knee joint replacement. He was recognized by BBC and IdeaSpace for his innovation. He will inspire and motivate us to pursue innovations in medical science and technology. We are proud of his achievement not only about his research and game changing technology but may be he benefited from his training in MBAH and entrepreneurship.
Lastly I would like to ask as what Pres Duterte asked when he took his oath of office. Why are we here?
We are here for nation building (the AGSB Mantra) A healthy nation is a wealthy nation. By learning new technology: we can
1. Use modern and effective methods and materials to cure
2. Bringing down costs of advanced medical care and technology
3. Lessen suffering and pain
And for most entrep and business students, all we can say is that presidents come and go, but entrepreneurs and businessmen are here to stay. And many of the strides we have made in economy and business achievements are perhaps due to the many little things we do today, unnoticed by mainstream media and the public.
Thank you
Monday, July 4, 2016
CV of Francisco S. Chung Jr., PhD and Program
Hi Sir Owie,
Please find attached file,CV of Dr. Chung. He is one of the speakers on July 9 for our entrep forum. I will email the other CVs of the invited speakers as the week progresses.
I am also attaching the poster and program as an invitation to other interested students/class who would like to enrich their learnings in medical innovation. Please help us disseminate. For comments/suggestions please email or message me at 09178435465. Thank you for your help.
Kimberly Joy R. Semon
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