2023 Specialty Day All-Access Pass-Innovation: Asking Questions, Solving Problems, Creating Opportunity

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The speaker begins by expressing their privilege and honor in giving the talk, but also their challenge in discussing the philosophy of innovation rather than presenting data. They discuss the concept of innovation and its difference from excellence, pointing out that innovation involves hitting targets that others cannot see. The speaker emphasizes that innovation is both personal and purposeful. They discuss the importance of asking important questions, solving important problems, and creating opportunity for others. They also touch on the importance of being a generalist rather than a specialist, collaborating with others, thinking differently, and being adaptable. <br /><br />The speaker then goes on to discuss their own experiences and mentors throughout their career in promoting innovation. They highlight the importance of writing, teaching, and creating legacy, as well as the value of support from mentors, collaborators, and institutions. <br /><br />The speaker also discusses their research on bone repair and regenerative medicine, including methods for concentrating cells, tissue engineering, and the use of robots and automated systems. They mention various study models and research outcomes, as well as regulatory and financial barriers in the field. <br /><br />The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of collaborative networks, untapped opportunities, peripheral vision, and the value of registries and clinical trial networks in advancing innovation.

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George Muschler, M.D.

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innovation

excellence

personal

collaboration

adaptability

mentors

research

regenerative medicine