With the aim to accelerate innovation with focused approach in mapping complete disease pathways to address the healthcare delivery challenges Era’s Lucknow Medical College and Hospital has institutionalized its Innovation Think Tank (ITT) lab in partnership with Siemens Healthineers at their Lucknow campus. . The lab will be an Incubation center where participants including researchers, faculty members, and students can think outside the box to solve issues in healthcare and focusing on disease pathway management using state of the art technologies. The ITT Lab at Lucknow is the first Innovation Think Tank Lab at hospital in India, as part of Siemens Healthineers' global network of Innovation Think Tank Labs led by Professor Sultan Haider.
Managing Director of Era’s Lucknow Medical College & Hospital
"An innovation infrastructure is extremely important as they bring technology and use it to create something new and different. We are confident that the ITT at Era’s Lucknow Medical College & Hospital (ELMCH) will help us in our research focus area of mapping complete disease pathways, treating the patient and developing own innovation infrastructure to address the healthcare delivery challenges. We have invited Prof. Haider to set up Innovation Think Tank at ELMCH and have also conferred him with Program Directorship of ITT ELMCH and Honorary Professorship at Era University"
"We are delighted to partner with ELMCH, Lucknow and confident that the Innovation Think Tank lab will assist the esteemed institution for their future research and innovation in the field of healthcare. This will be an enabler allowing us to bring people together from a variety of disciplines to share their unique perspectives, which will stimulate innovation and help great ideas become a reality"
Founder and Global Head of ITT
Innovation Think Tank (ITT) is a part of the Chief Technology Office of Siemens Healthineers. Driven by the need of interdisciplinary and self-sustaining infrastructures which are accessible for the entire departments, ITT was established in 2005. The global ITT infrastructure includes multiple innovation labs across Germany, China, India, Turkey, the United States, United Arab Emirates, and United Kingdom, addressing projects from 56 ITT activity locations. The program success and recognition led to the establishment of ITT locations at prestigious healthcare institutions and universities.
ITT was founded and is headed globally by Prof. Sultan Haider, who is a Principal Key Expert at Siemens Healthineers (SHS), a title awarded to him by SHS Managing Board in the year 2008 for his outstanding innovation track record which includes the establishment of 56 innovation activity locations and over 500 inventions and patents filed. Furthermore, Prof. Haider has been awarded honorary directorships, professorships and has developed innovation infrastructures and implemented innovation management certification programs for top institutions.
