As the need for minimally invasive surgeries rapidly rises, the demand for endoscopic procedures is also witnessing substantial growth. As this sector witnesses a transformational shift from rigid reusable endoscopes to flexible single-use endoscopes, explore the new technologies and techniques underway.
The hospital at home care model provides hospital-grade care for acute patients in a home setting. As hospitals provide an array of services at home, this research explains the HaH framework, growth opportunities for both health providers and companies, and how care coordinators connect hospitals and patients in the ecosystem.
Get critical insights into the Asian specialty generics sector and examine the growth opportunities, selected countries’ biopharmaceutical environment, significant R&D, etc. Analyze the industry dynamics in selected countries, the lucrative investment prospects and ways for manufacturers to increase profits in this ecosystem.
Almost a year after our lives were upturned by COVID-19, we have adapted to radically transformed work practices, patterns, and philosophies. As the future of work takes shape, what is most exciting is that it will not be business-as-usual.
Instead of the daily corporate office commute routine, we now have an ecosystem that supports flexibility and personalization. Mobile infrastructure, technologies, and devices have knit together smart work centers and remote workplaces. The results are improved flexibility, enhanced real-time collaboration, better employee engagement, higher productivity, and increased revenues. New work dynamics have also had profound implications for mobility and the future of the automotive industry.
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The future of work will continue to change across workforces, work technologies, and workplaces.
Workforces will be mobile, dispersed and easily accessible, thanks to purpose-built mobile infrastructure and smart work technology solutions. Meanwhile, rapid technological advances will highlight the need for new skill sets, requiring employees to constantly upskill, reskill, and adjust.
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Growth of the US Real-world Evidence IT Solutions Sector
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Read more Request InfoWhile there is some light at the end
of the tunnel thanks to the COVID-19 vaccines,
the job is far from complete. The distribution
of the vaccine has its own challenges. However,
India has prior experience with large-scale
vaccination programs. India’s Universal
Immunization Programme (UIP), which immunizes
approximately 26.7 million newborns and 29
million pregnant women annually against 12
vaccine-preventable diseases, is one of the
largest public health programs globally.
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With one in six deaths due to cancer,
it is the second-leading cause of death
globally. Approximately 70% of deaths from
cancer occur in low- and middle-income
countries, according to the World Health
Organization. About three-quarters of cancer
patients require hospitalization, and one in
six needs re-hospitalization. Hospital
admission can be planned (e.g., scheduled
chemotherapy) or unplanned (e.g., admission for
nausea).
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Until recently, healthcare providers
did not view telehealth as a necessary service
to remain competitive. However, with COVID-19
triggering a 70%-80% drop in patient visits and
customers now expecting remote consultations,
telehealth has emerged as key to survival. It
is empowering healthcare providers and enabling
more meaningful engagement with patients. Read
this blog to find out more.
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Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis finds that the outbreak of COVID-19 and the shortage of intensivists exposed the dire need for virtual critical care solutions that can cater to large patient populations remotely. The US & EU-5 virtual critical care solutions market is estimated to generate revenue of $1.5 billion by 2025 from $818 million in 2020, registering impressive expansion at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.5%.
The global economy went through an extremely turbulent phase in 2020 due to worldwide lockdowns, a crash in oil prices, trade and business restrictions and so on. However, economic recovery is expected to pick up in 2021, with easing restrictions, mass vaccine targets, demand-side revival and continued stimulus support. Full gross domestic product (GDP) recovery is expected by Q4 2021 under a baseline scenario.
Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 was an unforgiving but transformational year for the healthcare industry. The industry growth overall dropped from 3.5% in 2019 to 1.8% in 2020. However, some market sectors have grown faster than expected, and several trends have been accelerated, shifting opportunities in the market. The healthcare industry is moving towards smarter, precision, predictive and personalized care, beyond the hospital and clinic walls.
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