Search results for: 'Analytics as a Service'

Over the last 3-5 years, growing cost pressure on healthcare and pharmaceutical companies and a significant shift towards outcome based healthcare approach have resulted in companies increasingly adopting real world data and evidence solutions to optimize their operation and cost using analytics. Earlier, applications of RWE were largely limited to...

The global healthcare industry is in need of solutions that augment providers with insights to make meaningful clinical decisions within less turnaround times, which is critical to demonstrating value of care. Artificial Intelligence has proven its utility in performing data-mining activities on large sets of patient and population health data, add...

US-based providers lose an estimated $260 billion to $270 billion annually due to poor financial risk management and lack of infrastructure to support data-driven business decisions. For every dollar claimed, private and public payers on average offer a reimbursement of 86 cents to providers, resulting in a negative margin of 14% per dollar per pat...

As the number of aging, technologically obsolete imaging systems at medical facilities heightens the need for replacement to new imaging equipment with advanced technology, hospitals and imaging centers (especially in developing economies) seek Managed Equipment Services models that provide a viable long-term equipment procurement strategy. Managed...

01 Jun 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in Artificial Intelligence and Analytics in Surgery, 2020

Landscape and Opportunity Assessment in an Emerging Area

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Artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics technologies are now being well accepted in healthcare, with bellwether clinical application areas (e.g., radiology), and operational application areas (e.g., revenue cycle management). One area of the hospital that perhaps needs the most attention, is the hospital operating room (OR). The OR is a hospital...

The North American and European multi-vendor services (MVS) market is expected to witness significant changes over the next couple of years, driven by the increasing adoption of technology by both MVS providers and healthcare facilities, the shift from inpatient to outpatient settings for surgical procedures, and the rising use of medical equipment...

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...

17 Dec 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Advanced Analytics and Integrated Sensors Transforming the US and Western European Next-Gen Patient Safety Solutions Market

Growth Strategies Driven by Increasingly Advanced and Integrated Tools

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Patient safety is the cornerstone of high-quality healthcare and depends upon procedures linked to the detection, prevention, reduction, documentation, and evaluation of errors that otherwise can lead to adverse events, both preventable and non-preventable. Beyond the high volume or morbidity and mortality associated with patient safety adverse ev...

This study addresses the current shift from in-hospital settings to non-hospital or outpatient settings for medical imaging service providers in the US and EU. The focus is on X-ray, ultrasound, mammography, MRI, and imaging IT solutions delivered in outpatient settings, such as ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), independent imaging diagnostic cent...