Explore useful facts and insights about tech trends in healthcare.
The healthcare sector is facing the need for an irreversible change, and not just because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Patients want their healthcare providers to become all-in-one personal assistants, who allow them to check their benefits, book appointments, recommend personalized treatments, and more.
E-health disruptors are on the way to reshape healthcare with mobile connectivity, machine learning, and other technologies that help meet the growing demands of millennials and younger generations. Our report investigates the state of digital healthcare with particular focus on health management apps.
Users are expecting convenient and hassle-free healthcare services. 29% of US respondents have used some form of virtual care already.
AI solutions are an effective way for patient management app creators to win millions of loyal users. Until 2022, the market for AI in healthcare is prognosed to reach over $6 billion.
Millennials and younger patients are the least satisfied with medical care, mentioning poor responsiveness and limitations in communication channels as important issues.
When it comes to medical device security, 39% of surveyed security leaders in healthcare organizations point to patient safety as their primary concern.
Before we start implementing patient management platforms, we have to consider four different aspects. The first is the legislation process (...). Second, data protection.
Third, visual aspects - each platform has to be really intuitive. Last but not least - convincing conservative medical professionals to use these platforms.
$6B
AI healthcare market worth by 2022
$30B
IoT healthcare app market worth by 2021
85 years
Global life expectancy for women by 2030
10.34M
Active connections in healthcare in the EU by 2025