How social intrapreneurs use serious games to generate social innovation? A research paper by Insaf Khelladi, Associate Professor at EMLV

Co-Production in Care: Fostering Collaborative Social Innovation

One of the key insights from this research centers around co-production in care. The study unveils a fascinating co-production process where caregivers, acting as intrapreneurs, collaborate with patients and stakeholders.

This collaborative effort serves as a driving force behind social innovation within healthcare facilities. The power of collective ideas and shared responsibility is a potent catalyst for positive change.

Delving into the French care ecosystem, the research presents an original case study that exemplifies the transformative potential of social intrapreneurship and serious games.

Caregivers within this ecosystem initiated a groundbreaking social innovation using a serious game, showcasing the real-world impact of these dynamic approaches to healthcare innovation.

Serious Games for Healing: Transforming the Healthcare Experience for Children

Within serious games, our findings highlight a compelling example of a game designed by hospital caregivers to enhance the experience of children undergoing medical treatment.

This innovative, serious game aims to address stress and anxiety, creating a more positive and engaging healthcare journey for young patients.

The integration of gaming elements into healthcare not only entertains but also promotes healing and emotional well-being.

Why it Matters: A Blueprint for Positive Change in Healthcare

This article bridges the theoretical realms of social intrapreneurship, social innovation, and serious games. Unlocking the intricacies of these elements offers a practical blueprint for leveraging their potential to drive positive change in the healthcare sector.

The interconnectedness of these concepts presents an opportunity to reimagine healthcare delivery, emphasizing collaboration, creativity, and patient-centric solutions.

Findings Snapshot: Unleashing the Potential of Social Innovation and Serious Games

The research culminates in a snapshot of key findings:

• Social innovations act as powerful catalysts for social intrapreneurship.
• Serious games play a dual role in improving patient experiences and enhancing working conditions for caregivers.

As we navigate the complex landscape of healthcare, the integration of social intrapreneurship and serious games emerges as a transformative force, offering innovative solutions that have the potential to redefine the future of healthcare delivery.

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