Search results for: 'software-as-a-service'

04 May 2015  |  North America  |  Market Research

Care Coordination Software - US Overview and Outlook, 2014 - 2020

Emerging Technologies to Support Team-Based Patient Care

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The market for information technology solutions to proactively manage patients across disparate care settings is heating up in 2015. Care Coordination Software refers to IT applications that are specifically designed to enable team-based patient care, particularly for at-risk patients with chronic conditions and for patients transitioning between c...

There is a high demand for more efficiency of time and resources in General Physician (GP) practices that are extremely strained under the increasing chronic disease burden and decreasing staff numbers. There is also increasing reliance on healthcare information technology, driven by a supportive regulatory environment, and it is contributing to a ...

15 Nov 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

Healthcare 2020—Business Model Transformation Guidebook

Exploring New Models for Monetizing Services and Solutions

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Healthcare as an industry is entering a phase of rapid transformation. Digitization of products, services, and commerce models are democratizing current healthcare systems and unlocking new values by displacing high-cost gatekeepers and previously inaccessible segments. Around 80% of the business models in 2025 will be driven by platform-based heal...

03 Jul 2015  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Analysis of The Telemedicine Market in Asia-Pacific

Affordable Telemedicine Services Are Enabling Business Model Evolution

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Telemedicine is not a new concept in healthcare; it has been practiced in the form of pilots and charitable projects for over a decade across Asia-Pacific countries. However, recent advancements in information and communication technologies have led to a significant decrease in the costs associated with telemedicine, spurring a sudden market boom. ...

30 Oct 2015  |  North America  |  Market Research

US Ambulatory Electronic Health Record Market: 2015 - 2020

What to Expect as the Focus Shifts from Adoption to Optimization

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This study analyzes trends in the US ambulatory electronic health records (EHR) market, predicts changes in market measurements through 2020, and provides an analysis of challenges facing market participants. Value-based reimbursement provisions, payer consolidation, and EHR optimization agendas will accelerate adoption among ambulatory practices. ...

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...

In November 2013, Frost & Sullivan conducted an online survey, followed by a live focus group comprising C-suite executives from leading commercial healthcare payer organizations across the United States. The goal was to gain insights into how the health insurance industry approaches the use of analytics solutions going into 2014. For research purp...

Shifts to how healthcare is delivered, where it is delivered, and how it is paid for are necessitating adoption of innovative tools for managing information. A key challenge is to appropriately assess the importance of various quantitative metrics, as well as correlate with qualitative recommendations and patient history. The voluminous forms of un...

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...