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27 Apr 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Hospital-based Medical Device Connectivity Market, Forecast to 2022

Healthcare Digitisation and Personalised Monitoring Yields Novel Growth Opportunities for Networked Medical Devices

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For the last few years, healthcare providers globally have been focusing on implementing Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems and fine-tuning workflow and functionalities to best suit end-user needs. In many countries, the implementation of EMRs has seen high adoption and has been quite successful. It is widely accepted that there can be many po...

Connected medical devices are experiencing major interest from the healthcare industry because of their ability to integrate digital technologies, link with smartphones and online platforms, and share data. Advanced and small-sized sensors are set to accelerate the miniaturization of connected medical devices and improve their accuracy. As such, sm...

Neuromodulation is increasingly recognized as an effective method for managing chronic conditions and improving patients’ quality of life, gaining momentum as a cost-efficient, long-term treatment for neurological and nerve-related disorders. The prevalence of neurological disorders and nerve injuries, an aging population, and increasing government...

This Frost & Sullivan annual outlook analyzes the medical devices industry across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa. The study provides insights into market size, growth rates, opportunities, strategic imperatives, and macroeconomic trends shaping the medical devices industry. The study period spans 202...

The global medical devices industry was valued at $545.38 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach $801.34 billion in 2029. Companies continue to focus on and invest in new product development to ensure long-term and sustained growth. The cardiovascular devices market attracted significant investments, especially in transcatheter technologies for m...

The care delivery model is shifting from hospitals to alternative care settings, such as home care and ambulatory surgical centers. Multiple challenges in hospitals, including a severe shortage of skilled workforce, staff burnout, and declining margins, boost this shift. The adoption of multiparameter monitoring devices in out-of-hospital settings ...

The global medical devices market is currently witnessing disruption, led primarily by two key factors: increasing digitization of healthcare delivery and the transition of care settings to locations outside the hospital. There is an increased use of digital technology across the healthcare value chain, and companies operating in data analytics, ar...

The collaboration and communication device landscape is undergoing a structural shift, characterized by steady realignment driven by hybrid work standardization, AI maturity, regulatory pressure, and constrained IT investment cycles.Across global markets, enterprises are recalibrating to a stable hybrid work baseline, while demand for higher-qualit...

Rising incidents of cardiac arrhythmia and the increasing demand for minimally invasive procedures boost the cardiac ablation (CA) market growth. In addition, fewer risks associated with the CA procedure make it a preference, worldwide. Global demand for CA procedures declined in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on non-emerge...