Healthcare

26 Dec 2018  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Healthcare Market Outlook, 2019

With the Rise in Focus on Value-based Care, Technology Convergence will Drive Care Delivery Innovation

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Globally, 2019 will be a year of value-based care, as ‘outcome-based care’ focus will globalize. This will trigger the maturation of risk-sharing in solution contracting between providers and drug/device OEMs, driving business value for providers. Access to affordable and quality care will be key political agendas for the upcoming 2019 election...

At the beginning of this decade, Frost & Sullivan invented the definition of Digital Health to include convergent market segments, such as healthcare information technology (HCIT), remote patient monitoring (RPM), mobile health (mHealth), and telemedicine. Over the last five years, these segments have become increasingly sophisticated as new techno...

The global life sciences industry is onto a rocking start with the surge in CEO confidence from US tax reforms, rollicking equity markets and strengthening the global economy. Healthcare digitization, democratization creating explosion in patient data, emergence of value-based reimbursement models, and healthcare consumerism shifting the risk from ...

03 Apr 2018  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Outlook

Asia-Pacific Healthcare Outlook, 2018

The Year of Digital Innovation in Asia-Pacific

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The healthcare industry in Asia-Pacific (APAC) is expected to grow at 12.5% in 2018, making it one of the fastest growing regions in the world, as the global healthcare economy averages an annual growth rate of 4.8%. This positive growth is fuelled by increasing adoption of technology, innovative healthcare access programs, and delivery of care out...

03 Jan 2018  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Healthcare Industry Outlook, 2018

Value-based Care Will Continue to Drive Growth Opportunities for Emerging Technologies as They Move Out form Pilot Testing into Production Environments

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In this research deliverable, Frost & Sullivan provides bold perspectives and predictions for the global healthcare industry in 2018. The markets covered include pharmaceuticals and biotech, in-vitro diagnostics, medical technologies, medical imaging, and healthcare IT. The analysis captures sectoral and regional trends and provides predictions for...

Readers of the Lab Manager Magazine were invited to participate in an online survey in September 2014. To qualify for survey participation, readers were required to play a role in their laboratory’s purchasing process, be familiar with their laboratories’ product budgets, and represent a laboratory that either uses or plans to use products in o...

15 Dec 2014  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Next-generation Healthcare - Global Advanced Medical Technologies 2014

Disruptions and Transformations are Shaping the Future of Healthcare Delivery

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This study analyzes trends impacting the future of healthcare delivery and market participants. Market solutions are transitioning from models suited to older citizens for use type service models toward business models built around value and quality of service. Companies with solutions around specific procedures or treatments could see attrition as...

Healthcare delivery and accessibility are critical to the economic development of a country. Using key indicators reflective of the healthcare scenario in a country and comparing them with government expenditure has demonstrated that some countries have improved healthcare conditions despite minimal spending. Innovation in service delivery is key t...

The overall research objective was to capture and analyze global next-generation (NGS) sequencing trends and use. Most researchers outsource NGS technologies; however, in-house NGS technology use is expected to increase within the next 12 months. Data accuracy and operating costs are the top criteria for purchasing sequencing instruments. Disease-r...