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In an increasingly independent, mobile and do-it-yourself world, healthcare alone remains rooted in a centralized, professional-controlled setting. However, emerging global megatrends necessitate the need for decentralization of healthcare services and patient empowerment. This research service showcases emerging trends in home healthcare and throw...

26 Aug 2024  |  Global  |  Market Research

AI-enabled Medical Imaging Market, Global, 2024 2028

AI Tools for Imaging in Cardiology and Neurology Are Driving Transformational Growth

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The medical imaging industry faces significant challenges, such as radiologists increasing workload, the complexity of tasks, and the global shortage of staff, including radiologists. The number of imaging exams being conducted globally is increasing due to advancements in medical imaging and the growing complexity of medical cases, which burdens ...

This study examines how healthcare organizations are advancing their cloud strategies amid rising demand for AI, increased financial pressures, and growing operational complexity. Findings show that the cloud has become the core foundation of digital transformation, with adoption shifting from basic migration toward modernization, automation, and A...

Despite a subdued economic outlook, 2023 is forecast to remain upbeat for the global healthcare industry, supported by steady emerging market growth, increased post-pandemic health-centric policies, rapidly aging populations in major developed nations, and higher R&D spending. Rapid technological advancements and digital transformation are improvin...

This Frost Radar benchmarks companies and their solutions that enable the exchange and use of data between healthcare applications. Interoperability improves continuity of care, increases communication and connectivity between different stakeholders (e.g., payors, providers, patients, public health bodies), and reduces inefficiencies. Organizat...

Typically, healthcare sector organizations have managed to keep themselves isolated from cybersecurity threats by air-gapping their internal systems. As the result of continual digitalization initiatives and the rapid adoption of bring-your-own-device and Internet of Things-enabled devices, however, the healthcare sector has found itself connected ...

About 87% of enterprises believe that artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are important in achieving business goals centered around growing revenue, increasing operational efficiency, and boosting customer experience. However, where are global organizations in this journey and what are their adoption drivers and restraints This F...

The global healthcare IT and digital health investment landscape is entering a new maturity curve, shaped by AI-driven operational transformation, consolidation, and platform-centric models. Funding is rebounding selectively, with capital concentrating in enterprise infrastructure, provider operations, and hybrid virtual care ecosystems. Administra...

Technological advancements are disrupting the healthcare industry. There is an increasing trend toward personalized and precise medical treatments, such as personalized genomics, which provide outputs at a much lower cost and at a faster speed than has ever been possible. Precision medicine has also driven the development of targeted drug delivery,...