Healthcare

Frost & Sullivan defines digital health to include telehealth and healthcare IT. Telehealth covers video telemedicine, remote patient monitoring (RPM), and mobile health (mHealth) and healthcare IT (in the APAC context) refers to the software solutions deployed across hospitals in the region. It is difficult to generalize or summarize the digital h...

24 Nov 2017  |  Global

Global Precision Medicine IT Solutions for Oncology—Companies to Action, 2017

Early Movers Expect to Facilitate Evidence-Based Cancer Care

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Healthcare data analytics refers to information technology (IT) solutions and services that mine structured and unstructured digital content generated by healthcare industry stakeholders with the goal of achieving a predefined outcome. The healthcare industry is witnessing a redefinition of “value” through the changing expectations of care qua...

09 Nov 2017  |  Global

Healthcare Cloud Computing Outlook, Global, 2016–2021

Market Maturity on the Horizon as Cloud Enables New Care Delivery Models through PaaS and Hybrid Cloud Adoption

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The global market for healthcare cloud computing—revenue generated by cloud computing services offered to providers—will be worth just under $10 billion by 2021 primarily driven by the need for storage of the exponentially increasing volume of healthcare data. However, volume is only the beginning of the story; healthcare data in rapidly increa...

Retail technology investment in Australia is projected to record a CAGR of 28.8% from 2016-2021 largely driven by evolving consumer requirements and intensifying retail competition from international entrants and new business models. These factors are set to raise standards across both the front and back ends of retail technology. Current investmen...

Author: Koustav Chatterjee The concept of value-based care was established to address critical challenges encountered by all healthcare stakeholders—government, providers, health plans, and patients. Historically, the US healthcare system has largely focused on the treatment of patients with immediate needs. In most cases, the market has failed...

The American Telemedicine Association held its annual meeting in Orlando, Florida from April 23-25, 2017. This year’s conference was called Telehealth 2.0 and drew attendees from healthcare providers as well as a mix of established and start-up telehealth-focused companies. This growth insight presents an analysis of key takeaways and major theme...

Wellness has emerged as a fairly umbrella term within the last 5 years. Factors for this include changing attitudes to control health cost by moving from defined benefit to defined contribution structures, and technology tools and transparencies that are shifting capitation from providers to consumers through increased consumer participation and re...

Beginning October 1, American citizens who do not have health insurance will be eligible to purchase standardized insurance coverage using the new health insurance marketplaces, formally referred to as health insurance exchanges (HIX). This offering will be administered either by their state, federal government, or a combination of both. CMS has re...

This study provides a roadmap for understanding the patient engagement movement and the use of patient portal technology by hospitals and physicians as the essential tool to drive that process. Included is an overview of macro trends in patient engagement and a comprehensive look at key features and functions associated with patient portals. Major ...