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The global healthcare industry is undergoing a transformation from being provider-centric to being more patient-centric by focusing more on the outcomes and value of care delivered. This Research Service (RS) extensively evaluates a business case for technologies that enable better hospital design and strategic business models for healthcare enterp...

This study charts how digital health ecosystems are likely to form and scale through 2040 and what that implies for providers, payers, technology vendors, and retail/community partners. We define a digital health ecosystem as an interoperable platform that coordinates people, data, and decisions across home, retail, and hospital settings—secured by...

A digital twin (DT) is a simulated clone of a tangible item or an intangible system/process that users can study independent from its real-world counterpart to aid decision-making. DT technology initially saw application in the production and engineering fields with Industry 4.0, but it has advanced and become revolutionary in the healthcare indust...

Mitochondria are vital structures in the human body, and they play an active role in several processes. They are widely recognized as the powerhouses of the cell because of their essential function in energy production. In addition, mitochondria have a significant impact on several functions of the human body; as a result, any dysfunction in mitoch...

29 Oct 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

US 5G Wireless Growth Opportunities in Healthcare

Advances in Network Capabilities Liberate Remote Patient Monitoring, Telehealth, and Virtual Care from Yesterday’s Limitations

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5G refers to the 5th generation of wireless technology that promises to deliver game-changing benefits to users, including dramatically increased bandwidth, higher speed, reduced latency, and network slicing. The bottom line: 5G will accommodate dramatically more devices, media, and users. This will especially impact the Internet of Things, which w...

The global healthcare IT industry is on track for continuous growth, driven primarily by large-scale technology advancements, organizational readiness, and streamlined adoption. Technological advances and investment in financial, operational, and administrative workflows are expected to reduce the non-medical cost of care and improve the efficiency...

This study examines the emerging landscape of neuromorphic computing and its role in enabling low-power, real-time, brain-inspired intelligence across edge and autonomous systems. It reviews advancements in spiking neural networks, memristor-based computing in memory, event-driven vision sensors, and hybrid neuromorphic and conventional architectur...

Programmable epigenome editing is developing as a distinct approach to controlling gene activity without changing the underlying DNA sequence. This report examines the landscape from the core editing technologies and delivery systems through the companies, academic programs and therapeutic applications shaping the field. It assesses the competitive...

Healthcare providers and payers are operating under the pressure of rising healthcare costs, demand for better health outcomes, and the need to improve the digital patient experience. All major healthcare stakeholders acknowledge the need to invest in digital infrastructure, and provider-payer collaboration capabilities to facilitate cross-cont...