The Changing Face of Medical Technology Innovation

The dynamics of the medical device innovation ecosystem, which has long been US focused, are shifting to create a more global environment. Here, PricewaterhouseCoopers introduces its Medical Technology Innovation Scorecard - to be unveiled later this fall - that evaluates the innovative capacity and capabilities of nine countries, all current or emerging leaders in medical technology, in order to track global shifts in device innovation.

By Christopher L. Wasden and Douglas J. Mowen

For generations, innovation, defined as novelty that creates value, has been personified by the iconic lone genius in a laboratory – think of Thomas Edison in his workshop at Menlo Park or Steve Jobs in his Los Altos garage

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