Advanced Medical Technologies

30 Apr 2021  |  North America

Internet of Things (IoT) Based Technologies and Patient Preference to Drive Growth of the Global Home Healthcare Solutions Market, 2025

Future Growth Potential to be Accelerated by Reforms in Payment and Reimbursement Policies

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As per medicare.gov, home healthcare is defined as a wide range of healthcare services that can be given at home for an illness or injury. Home healthcare is usually less expensive, more convenient, and just as effective as the care provided in a hospital or Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF). Presently, home healthcare has evolved to also cater to pre...

22 Mar 2021  |  Europe

Impact of COVID-19 on Elective Procedures in Western Europe, 2020–2023

Growth Strategies to Navigate the Uncertainty Surrounding Elective Procedure Deferrals and Their Impact on the Medical Device Market

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The deferral of elective procedures due to pandemic-related measures has adversely affected the cardiovascular medical devices market. While some cardiovascular procedures are considered urgent, others have been rescheduled and deferred. Nearly 80% of all the orthopedic procedures performed in Europe are estimated to have been delayed, postponed,...

As the need and preference for minimally invasive surgeries are rapidly rising, the demand for endoscopic procedures is also witnessing substantial growth. Since endoscopes are minimally invasive and use the natural openings of the body for insertion to aid physicians with enhanced images for the purpose of diagnosis and therapy, the need for scope...

11 Jan 2021  |  North America

Increasing Demand for Value-based Care and Acute Shortage of ICU Staff to Drive Growth of the US & EU-5 Virtual Critical Care Solutions Market, 2025

Future Growth Potential to Be Accelerated by Opportunities in Affordable, Easy-to-Deploy, and Scalable Solutions

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) has fuelled a demand for solutions that can help cater to large patient populations remotely. Further, the shortage of intensivists, as estimated by the COMPACCS trial, is expected to increase from 22% in 2020 to 35% by 2030. These, as well as changing reimbursement policies, are some of the key trends that will define the fu...

The United Kingdom (UK) medical technology (MedTech) market is experiencing a transformational phase. Although it achieved steady growth up to 2019 and was infused with investments as part of the UK Life Sciences Sector Deal, market and regulatory challenges persist. In this research study, Frost & Sullivan analyzes the UK MedTech market landscape ...

Femtech is an emerging term and, as is the case with most new concepts, is poorly understood. While some relate Femtech only with products unique to the female anatomy (including consumer products), others dismiss it as just another term for a group of existing solutions. Frost & Sullivan believes it is a unique space and a place for new growth opp...

27 Nov 2019  |  North America

Analysis of the Hospital Asset Management Market, Forecast to 2023

Integration and Interoperability would Drive New Opportunities

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A critical aspect of efficiency in healthcare organizations is asset management. Hospitals have thousands of assets to track and maintain, and failure of which results in increased waste and downtime, restricted patient flow, decreased quality of care, poor employee productivity, and financial losses. Hospitals are demanding more holistic solution...

The neonatal care market is at a juncture where the rate of innovation in devices is much lower, resulting in flat prices and mid-single digit market growth, largely driven by replacement sales. This is especially true for phototherapy units and some respiration assistance devices. However, with increasing demand to provide cost-effective care and ...

Digital Twin technology, or the application of predictive analytics to fields as diverse as manufacturing and space science, is now being considered in the context of healthcare. The attraction is obvious: if one can develop a computer model of a patient, perhaps one can test treatments on the model before applying them to the individual. Rather t...