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The scope of this research study revolves around the global standards for healthcare and medical device interoperability and connectivity. It aims to analyze the impact of standards on sharing of patient information between healthcare IT solutions and medical devices in today’s healthcare system that is increasingly getting connected and digitized....

02 May 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Digital Health Maternal and Infant Care Solutions Market—Leaders, Innovators, and Startups, 2018

Understanding the Paradigm Shift in Parenting with Digital Health Solutions

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BabyTech (digital tools targeted at infants/toddlers) and FemTech (digital solutions for helping women with their health issues) are the latest trends in the healthcare industry. Digital health tools are finding applications in all areas of parenting—fertility, pregnancy, birthing, nursing, baby health, and safety. Women form nearly half the popula...

This research study provides an understanding of the healthcare information systems (HIS) within the context of the European market. HIS can be broadly segmented into clinical and non-clinical segments as well as into software and services segments, based on vendor product and service offerings. The scope for Europe includes the United Kingdom, Ger...

24 Nov 2015  |  North America  |  Market Research

US Remote Patient Monitoring Market

Is it Finally Ready to Make a Difference?

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This study covers clinical-grade remote patient monitoring as it is evolving within the US through 2020. The market is assessed from the perspective of two segments: 1) home healthcare and post-acute care and 2) Chronic Condition Management and Disease Management. The total market growth is forecasted based on a view of the most likely scenario dri...

Author: Koustav Chatterjee The concept of value-based care was established to address critical challenges encountered by all healthcare stakeholders—government, providers, health plans, and patients. Historically, the US healthcare system has largely focused on the treatment of patients with immediate needs. In most cases, the market has failed t...