Healthcare

26 Dec 2018  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Healthcare Market Outlook, 2019

With the Rise in Focus on Value-based Care, Technology Convergence will Drive Care Delivery Innovation

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Globally, 2019 will be a year of value-based care, as ‘outcome-based care’ focus will globalize. This will trigger the maturation of risk-sharing in solution contracting between providers and drug/device OEMs, driving business value for providers. Access to affordable and quality care will be key political agendas for the upcoming 2019 election...

Rapid technological turnaround has become a norm in the life science and in-vitro diagnostic industry. Extrinsic factors such as lack of skilled labor to operate the instrumentation as well as functional factors like demand for very high precision and reproducibility of results are driving this technological evolution. As the instrument efficiency ...

30 Oct 2018  |  North America  |  Mega Trends

Growth Opportunities in the Global Medical Imaging Artificial Intelligence Market, Forecast to 2022

Emerging Use Cases, Revenue, and Industry Savings Potential

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) for medical imaging is a reality now. While image analysis applications are the most advanced, adopted, and well-known, there are several other use cases which are probably not as well-known or thought of. Applications across the imaging workflow, beginning with the ordering of images by a physician, scheduling of the s...

24 Oct 2018  |  North America  |  Mega Trends

Growth Opportunities in the Global Cell Therapy Market, Forecast to 2025

A Robust Product Pipeline Creating Opportunities for Ground-breaking Combination Therapies is Set to Revolutionize the Global Cell Therapy Market

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The global pharmaceuticals industry is continuously evolving to meet the requirements of a changing disease landscape. With the increasing prevalence of chronic infectious diseases and cancer, market needs are shifting from traditional small molecules to novel large molecule therapies, with cell therapies dominating the space. This study presents a...

Liquid biopsy (CTCs and ctDNAs) is slowly gaining momentum in clinical care given its advantages over the traditional tissue-based gold standard methods. Short-term applications in cancer care range from risk assessment to cancer recurrence monitoring. Despite the proven advantages, there is still a significant number of barriers to adoption such a...

24 Aug 2018  |  North America  |  Mega Trends

Artificial Intelligence Market—Key Application Areas for Growth in Healthcare IT, Forecast to 2022

Optimizing Quality and Efficiency of Healthcare Delivery with AI

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The study describes how AI technologies are paired with legacy healthcare IT systems to deal with the complexity & growth of medical data. Frost & Sullivan acknowledges that AI intuitively finds ways to convert these ever-expanding resources into actionable evidence for end users. In this study, Frost & Sullivan has forecast global revenue for prim...

At the beginning of this decade, Frost & Sullivan invented the definition of Digital Health to include convergent market segments, such as healthcare information technology (HCIT), remote patient monitoring (RPM), mobile health (mHealth), and telemedicine. Over the last five years, these segments have become increasingly sophisticated as new techno...

Population Health Management (PHM) has many connotations ranging from an ideal or a concept to a real market segment. As a concept it refers to the reduction of disease risk and the attached financial burden at a population level. Execution of the concept entails intricate interaction between telehealth technologies, software solutions, and healthc...

The global life sciences industry is onto a rocking start with the surge in CEO confidence from US tax reforms, rollicking equity markets and strengthening the global economy. Healthcare digitization, democratization creating explosion in patient data, emergence of value-based reimbursement models, and healthcare consumerism shifting the risk from ...