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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...

Home care digitalization continues to gain strong momentum, driven by the rapid growth of the elderly population, increasing prevalence of multi-morbidity, persistent workforce shortages, and rising cost and efficiency pressures on payers and public health systems. Population aging is not only increasing the volume of home care but also its complex...

The wound care market is being transformed by advanced technologies and evolving care models that focus on improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs. Innovations such as smart sensor-embedded dressings, artificial intelligence (AI)-based wound imaging systems, enhanced negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) devices, bioengineered ski...

The digital health industry has maintained a consistent growth trajectory. Investing in technologies that help organizations achieve the quintuple aim of healthcare is a constant priority. However, high inflation and tight monetary policy will impact the investment landscape as it shifts from top-line growth to profitability. The use of AI tech...

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. Frost & Sullivan s start-up tracker helps ecosystem participants identify solution providers with offerings that address industry challenges. This start-up tracker pr...

Operational, clinical, and financial challenges that result in inefficient resource utilization and suboptimal healthcare outcomes waste money and time and ultimately affect payers and providers’ ability to focus on preventive care and population health improvement. Frost & Sullivan defines population health management (PHM) as solutions and serv...

23 Jun 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Healthcare Interoperability Market, 2019–2024

Data Interoperability is Key to Establish Connected Care

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Background: Interoperability refers to the ability to exchange data among applications. In healthcare, this generally means the ability to share data between electronic health record (EHR) systems and other health IT applications such as clinical decision support (CDS), computerized physician order entry (CPOE) systems, and other systems in use in ...

Value-based care (VBC) model aims at providing better outcome and care quality to patients in a cost-effective manner. The revenue risk and incentive for providing better value could be shared between multiple stakeholders including payers, healthcare providers, medical technology participants, and others. The study focuses on providing a detailed ...

The United States spends more than $3 trillion—nearly 18% of GDP—on healthcare, a massive sector. Healthcare value chain participants face dynamic environments that several trends impact, including the rise in the aging population (16.9% in 2020); chronic disease burden; regulatory challenges; integration across the care continuum; migration to val...