Analysis of the Indonesian Endoscopy Devices Market, Forecast to 2019

Analysis of the Indonesian Endoscopy Devices Market, Forecast to 2019

Increasing Focus on Access to Care and Improved Patient Outcomes Will Drive Market Growth

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23-Jan-2018
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Research Code: 9AB9-00-83-00-00
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The Indonesian endoscopy devices market is growing. It is driven by rising awareness, the growing demand for better healthcare, and the expanding aging population. Growth is also attributed to the increase in the number of patients and treatment procedures and the anticipated rise in the number of minimally invasive surgeries.

The introduction of BPJS in 2014, Indonesia’s national healthcare insurance, has increased the influx of patients to primary care clinics (PUSKESMAS) and low-tier hospitals, thereby boosting the number of hospitals and hospital beds. Indonesia's UHC covers the general population and creates opportunities for private healthcare through growth in private health insurance.

The number of hospital operating theaters is gradually rising, with private hospitals having more advanced surgical systems. Indonesia has a low average of 0.3 doctors per 1,000 people, when compared to the global average of 1.4; the number of nurses per 1,000 people is less than half of the 3.3 global ratio.

According to WHO, the mortality rate due to non-communicable diseases increased from 51% in 2004 to 71% in 2014. Cancer accounts for the 3rd-highest disease mortality rate in Indonesia and is growing at an annual rate of 12%. As surgery continues to remain the primary treatment for cancer, the market for minimally invasive devices is expected to expand over the next 3-5 years. Growth in cancer incidences drives the market while the high cost limits opportunities. Indonesia’s hospitals face limited budgets, a lack of technical expertise, and poor after-sales service of local distributors. The key criteria for success is to provide high-quality products, reliable after-sales service, and timely product maintenance at low costs. Sales processes can vary based on the specific solutions required, such as the size and the complexity of existing infrastructure. Less-invasive treatments will continue to grow in the midst of pharmacological treatment substitutes.

Laparoscopic surgeries account for most of the procedures performed, with limited budgets and resistance to new techniques restraining growth.

Research Scope

This insight focuses on the endoscopy devices market and offers in-depth coverage on urology, general surgery, gynecology, and imaging and energy systems. It provides a detailed overview of devices and procedures, and data from secondary and primary interviews with key industry participants has been used. The end of the forecast period is 2019.


Table of Contents

Key Findings

Scope and Segmentation

Key Questions This Study Will Answer

Market Engineering Measurements

Market Background

Market Segmentation

Overview

Healthcare Expenditure

Hospital Facilities

Hospital Facilities (continued)

Hospital Facilities (continued)

Physician Specialization

Key Associations

Hospital Procurement

Insurance

Disease Profile

Usage of Scopes in Major Surgeries

Market Drivers

Drivers Explained

Market Restraints

Restraints Explained

Market Engineering Measurements

Revenue Forecast

Revenue Forecast Discussion

Competitive Environment

Competitive Environment (continued)

Urology Endoscopy Devices Market

Urology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Urology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Urology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Urology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Urology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

General Surgery Endoscopy Devices Market

General Surgery Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

General Surgery Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

General Surgery Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

General Surgery Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Gynecology Endoscopy Devices Market

Gynecology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Gynecology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Gynecology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Gynecology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Gynecology Endoscopy Devices Market (continued)

Endoscopy Imaging Systems

Endoscopy Imaging Systems (continued)

Endoscopy Energy Systems

Endoscopy Energy Systems (continued)

Karl Storz—Indonesia Company Profile

Ethicon—Indonesia Company Profile

Richard Wolf—Indonesia Company Profile

Growth Opportunity 1—Private Labeling or Value Range Offering

Growth Opportunity 2—COEs and Training

Growth Opportunity 3—Cancer, Diagnostic, and Imaging Centers

Growth Opportunity 4—Outsourcing to OEMs

Growth Opportunity 5—Partnerships in Education

Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth

List of Exhibits

List of Exhibits (continued)

List of Exhibits (continued)

List of Exhibits (continued)

List of Common Abbreviations Used

Legal Disclaimer

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

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The Indonesian endoscopy devices market is growing. It is driven by rising awareness, the growing demand for better healthcare, and the expanding aging population. Growth is also attributed to the increase in the number of patients and treatment procedures and the anticipated rise in the number of minimally invasive surgeries. The introduction of BPJS in 2014, Indonesia’s national healthcare insurance, has increased the influx of patients to primary care clinics (PUSKESMAS) and low-tier hospitals, thereby boosting the number of hospitals and hospital beds. Indonesia's UHC covers the general population and creates opportunities for private healthcare through growth in private health insurance. The number of hospital operating theaters is gradually rising, with private hospitals having more advanced surgical systems. Indonesia has a low average of 0.3 doctors per 1,000 people, when compared to the global average of 1.4; the number of nurses per 1,000 people is less than half of the 3.3 global ratio. According to WHO, the mortality rate due to non-communicable diseases increased from 51% in 2004 to 71% in 2014. Cancer accounts for the 3rd-highest disease mortality rate in Indonesia and is growing at an annual rate of 12%. As surgery continues to remain the primary treatment for cancer, the market for minimally invasive devices is expected to expand over the next 3-5 years. Growth in cancer incidences drives the market while the high cost limits opportunities. Indonesia’s hospitals face limited budgets, a lack of technical expertise, and poor after-sales service of local distributors. The key criteria for success is to provide high-quality products, reliable after-sales service, and timely product maintenance at low costs. Sales processes can vary based on the specific solutions required, such as the size and the complexity of existing infrastructure. Less-invasive treatments will continue to grow in the midst of pharmacological treatment substitutes. Laparos
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Author Sowmya Rajagopalan
Industries Healthcare
WIP Number 9AB9-00-83-00-00
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