\ Frost & Sullivan attended the annual meeting of the Radiological society of North America (RSNA). The four themes we have developed in our coverage of the 2015 edition fall under the topic areas of:\ I- Competitive Landscape and New Business Models, looking at new entrants in the capital imaging equipment arena, the recent developments in techn...

External and organic forces are acting in tandem on the medical imaging field: A trickle-down effect from healthcare reform and the Accountable Care Act, together with a transformation operated from within of its business models and value proposition, are combining to push the medical imaging industry decisively into a value-focused environment.\ ...

The U.S. Healthcare Insurance market is undergoing a period of change. There is building momentum among Governmental officials to initiate these changes by implementing new payment models starting with the Medicare system. The goal is to transition from a procedure-based physician fee model to an outcomes-based care coordination team approach that...

Overview and discussion of a key theme from the ECR 2015 Annual Meeting, on major steps taken towards globalizing evidence-based imaging guidelines.

This market insight provides an analysis of the regulatory trends occurring in the US pharma/biotech industry for 2014. Included in this deliverable is an analysis of the new molecular entities (NME) approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in 2014 and predictions for 2015. Trends are showing that the US Food and Drug Administration is movin...

This market insight provides an analysis of the regulatory trends occurring in the US life sciences market. Included in this deliverable is an analysis of the new molecular entities (NMEs) approved by the US Food and Drug Administration and predictions for 2014. Trends are showing that the Food and Drug Administration is moving towards greater ef...

Frost & Sullivan presents selected highlights and insights from the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in Las Vegas in January 2015. The following report provides a look at some interesting healthcare specific developments seen at CES around products targeting the new digital healthcare consumer as well as our take on how the digita...

Oral appliances (OAs) are devices that can be used in the treatment of sleep disorders, more specifically, sleep apnea. To those who obtain proper diagnosis, there are two main non-surgical treatment options: oral appliances or positive airway pressure. While both techniques have their benefits and drawbacks, OAs have been increasing in in populari...

The increasing burden of chronic wounds has led to a rising demand for better tissue oxygenation and perfusion assessment tools to help clinicians plan their treatments and avoid amputations and other serious complications. The following article presents a detailed assessment of the available technologies in this field, and discusses the attributes...