Digital Health Market Research Reports

Frost & Sullivan announces exciting new research from its Transformational Health program touching on some of the most important issues in healthcare now and in the future. This Frost & Sullivan research service presents a comprehensive analysis of the market potential and dynamics of the population health management (PHM) market in the United S...

The healthcare expenditure in Australia in the previous financial year was AUD 170.4 billion, with 10.3% of the gross domestic product (GDP), thereby allowing the country’s healthcare spending to pass the 10% mark for the first time. Healthcare expenditure continues to rise; however, the rate of increase has been curbed in the last few years. At ...

Frost & Sullivan research found the visible market success of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven interactive virtual assistants (IVAs), such as Alexa from Amazon and the Google Assistant, has been matched by specialized IVA deployments in various vertical markets such as financial services, education, and retail. Healthcare has presented opportun...

Digital therapeutics are about to become a true medical alternative that will utilize communications-based technologies, apps, and software to improve patient outcomes and help to lower the cost of healthcare. The overall digital therapeutics market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 30.7% from 2017 to 2023. This report emp...

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...