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Introduction Healthcare is huge in the United States; it is a huge debate and a huge expense as Americans get older and live longer. Approximately 30 million Americans are forecast to join the U.S. healthcare system once there is expanded access to insurance coverage starting in 2014, under the Affordable Care Act. That's fundamentally good for basic healthcare demand and good for information technology adoption and growth rates, as IT plays a much greater role in how healthcare is administered. Medical IT interventions happen at every point of care - in the doctor's office, in the imaging center, in the hospital, in the pharmacy and in the home. IT is the centerpiece of reform to lower healthcare costs and better coordinate patient care and, ultimately, make patients healthier and happier with their healthcare. The opportunity isn't lost on Intel, Dell, Microsoft, AT&T, IBM and every smartphone application developer, among others, all of which are developing IT products and services for the healthcare vertical. The U.S. stimulus bill, which mandates use of electronic health records (EHRs) for every American by 2014, got the ball rolling on new IT investments, with hundreds of vendors competing to digitize medical records for hospitals and physicians. Beyond the stimulus opportunity, IT is going to be instrumental in meeting healthcare quality, cost and access goals as new models of care emerge, including the IT-enabled and patient-centered medical home. This report starts with the big-picture view of where the U.S. medical IT market is today and where it's headed for hospitals, physicians and patients. It drills down into the markets and trends for EHR and e-prescribing (eRx) systems for clinicians; PACS for image management; RFID/RTLS systems for improving patient safety; cloud platforms for health information exchanges; consumer digital health products and services for remote patient monitoring in the home; and smartphone and tablet mobile health applications. This report is important for any company in the medical IT space that needs to know why the future EHR standard of care is visual, why the cloud may be good for the growing volumes of medical data and images, how wireless technologies are enabling smart patient rooms and smart home care, and how the integration of medical IT and mobile technology is reshaping market dynamics. Included are profiles of key hardware, software and network connectivity providers - the big-names within the health/medical industry, the IT giants with healthcare verticals, and the new startups in the still-underdeveloped markets of cloud and mobile medicine that are attracting interest of private investors. There are also market forecasts by medical IT segments and summary tables identifying hospital/clinical providers and their IT partners. Target Enabling Medical IT:
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SECTION 1: BIG PICTURE: U.S. HEALTHCARE REFORM 1.1 Pre-Reform Industry Structure and Size Figure 1.1: U.S. Healthcare: Continuum of Care Table 1.1: U.S. Healthcare Industry, By the Numbers 1.2 U.S. Stimulus and Medical IT (Implications and Timelines) 1.2.1 Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Program Table 1.2: Federal EHR and Advanced Health IT Incentives 1.2.2 'Meaningful Use' Mandate 1.2.3 HITECH and IT Standards Table 1.3: Stages/Timeline of Meaningful Use (MU) of Medical IT Technologies Table 1.4: Key Healthcare-Specific IT Standards 1.2.4 Private Investment Table 1.5: Role of Public and Private Sector in Medical IT Market 1.3 Trends Arising Out of the Affordable Care Act (Healthcare Reform) 1.3.1 Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) Table 1.6: Health Information Exchange (HIE) Models and Current Status 1.3.2 Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) 1.3.3 Patient-Centered Medical Home 1.4 Post-Reform Business / Service Models for IT in Medicine 1.4.1 Outsourced (Privately Managed) Healthcare Information Networks 1.5 Key Medical IT Players (Overview) 1.5.1 Traditional (Incumbent) Medical Software and IT Vendors Table 1.7: Top Medical IT Vendors Covered in This Report, by Revenue 1.5.2 Non-Traditional Players and New Enablers of Medical IT SECTION 2: MEDICAL IT MARKET SEGMENTS, APPLICATION AND MARKET TRENDS: SUMMARY (BIG PICTURE) 2.1 Enabling Medical IT, Market Drivers 2.2 Trends and Applications Summary 2.2 Integrated Medical/Healthcare IT Systems (diagram) SECTION 3: MEDICAL IT AND MARKET TRENDS 3.1 EMR-RELATED TECHNOLOGIES 3.1.1 EMR/EHR/PHR 1) Current Status (Overview) Table 3.1: Comparison of EMR, EHR and PHR 2) Technology Trends and Progress (Directions) 3) Major Product and New Development 4) Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.2: Outpatient EHRs, Hospital EHRS and PHRs: Market size and Forecast 2010-2016 Figure 3.1: Outpatient EHRs, Hospital EHRS and PHRs: Market size and Forecast 2010-2016 5) Medical IT Partnerships and Alliances 6) Major Players' Activities and Share (%) Figure 3.2: Hospital EHR Vendors' Share by Self-Reported Installations 7) Venture Companies' Activities 8) Players List (Profiled in this report) 9) Breaking News/Notable Developments 3.1.2 Electronic Prescribing (eRx) 1) Current Status (Overview) 2) Technology Trends and Progress (Directions) 3) Major Product and New Development 4) Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.3: eRx: Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Figure 3.3: eRx: Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.4: Growth in E-Prescription Applications, 2008-2010 Figure 3.4: U.S. Pharmacies' Share, by Total Rx Filled (as of 3Q2010) 5) Medical IT Partnerships and Alliances 6) Major Players' Activities and Share (%) 7) Venture Companies' Activities 8) Players List (Profiled in this report) 9) Recent News/Notable Developments 3.2 NON-EMR MEDICAL IT SYSTEMS 3.2.1 Diagnostic Image Management Systems 1) Current Status (Overview) 2) Technology Trends and Progress (Directions) 3) Major Product and New Development 4) Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.5: PACS and RIS/CVIS: Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Figure 3.5 PACS and RIS/CVIS: Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table & Figure 3.6 U.S. Medical Imaging Procedure Volumes: Growth Trend 5) Medical IT Partnerships and Alliances 6) Major Players' Activities and Share (%) Figure 3.7: RIS / PACS: Players' Share Figure 3.8: CIS / PACS: Players' Share 7) Venture Companies' Activities 8) Players List (Profiled in this report) 9) Recent News/Notable Developments 3.2.2 RFID and RTLS Systems 1) Current Status (Overview) 2) Technology Trends and Progress (Directions) ;3) Major Product and New Development 4) Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.7: Healthcare RFID & Healthcare WiFi: Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Figure 3.9 Healthcare RFID & Healthcare WiFi: Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 5) Medical IT Partnerships and Alliances 6) Major Players' Activities and Share % 7) Venture Companies' Activities 8) Players List (Profiled in this report) 9) Breaking News/Notable Developments 3.3 Cloud-Hosted Healthcare Services 1) Current Status (Overview) Figure 3.10: Medical IT Cloud Layers 2) Technology Trends and Progress (Directions) 3) Major Product and New Development 4) Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.8 Healthcare IaaS & Healthcare SaaS: Market size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Figure 3.11 Healthcare IaaS & Healthcare SaaS: Market size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.9: Cloud Services Market Size, Non-Healthcare-specific: 2010-2015 Table 3.10: Average Annual Imaging Storage Needs, by Hospital Size 5) Medical IT Partnerships and Alliances 6) Major Players' Activities and Share % 7) Venture Companies' Activities 8) Players List (Profiled in this report) 9) Breaking News/Notable Developments 3.4 Home Care / Consumer Digital Health Services 3.4.1. Smart Aware Home 1) Current Status (Overview) 2) Technology Trends and Progress (Directions) 3) Major Product and New Development 4) Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.11: Broadband Homes, WiFi Homes & Mobile Broadband: Growth Forecast, 2010-2016 Figure 3.12: Broadband Homes, WiFi Homes & Mobile Broadband: Growth Forecast, 2010-2016 5) Medical IT Partnerships and Alliances 6) Major Players' Activities and Share (%) 7) Venture Companies' Activities 8) Players List (Profiled in this report) 9) Breaking News/Notable Developments 3.4.2 Digital Health Products/Services (home sensors, health sensors and remote monitoring devices) 1) Current Status (Overview) 2) Technology Trends and Progress (Directions) 3) Major Product and New Development Table 3.12: Examples of Consumer-Directed Digital Health Products, by Target Patient Segment 4) Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.13: In-Home Health Monitoring & Personal Health Product: Market size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Figure 3.13: In-Home Health Monitoring & Personal Health Product: Market size and Forecast, 2010-2016 5) Medical IT Partnerships and Alliances 6) Major Players' Activities and Share (%) 7) Venture Companies' Activities 8) Players List (Profiled in this report) 3.4.3 mHealth (smartphone applications in medicine) 1) Current Status (Overview) 2) Technology Trends and Progress (Directions) 3) Major Product and New Development 4) Market Size and Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.14: mHealth Applications: Market Size & Forecast, 2010-2016 Figure 3.14: mHealth Applications: Market Size & Forecast, 2010-2016 Table 3.15: Smartphones & Tablets: Sales Forecast, 2010-2013 Figure 3.15: Smartphones & Tablets: Sales Forecast, 2010-2013 5) Medical IT Partnerships and Alliances 6) Major Players' Activities and Share (%) Figure 3.16: U.S. Market Share of Smartphone Platforms Table 3.16: Market Share of iPhone, iPad & Android Phone 7) Venture Companies' Activities 8) Players List (Profiled in this report) 9) Breaking News/Notable Developments SECTION 4: KEY FINDINGS Main Opportunities Table 4.1: Summary of Section 3's Medical IT Segments, Market Size ($M) Table 4.2: Top 10 Medical IT Segments, by Growth Rate Wireless Remote Patient Monitoring Mobile Health and Smartphones in Medicine Cloud-Hosted Healthcare Services Enabling Technology: RFID/RTLS Clinical Software Systems SECTION 5: COMPANY ACTIVITIES: TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS, BY SECTOR Common Research Items: -Company Name -Contact: Location, Tel#, URL -Revenue -Product/Technology/Service -Product Development/R&D -Strategic Alliances -Researcher Comment or Other Special Notes 5.1 EMR/EHR /PHR Software 5.1.1 - 5.1.7 Total 7 companies 5.2 E-Prescribing (eRx) Providers 5.2.1 - 5.2.3 Total 3 companies 5.3 Diagnostic Imaging IT (Image Management and Connectivity) 5.3.1- 5.3.2 Total 2 companies 5.4 RFID /RTLS Technologies for Healthcare 5.4.1 - 5.4.7 Total 7 companies 5.5 Cloud-Hosted Healthcare Services: Software 5.5.1 - 5.5.6 Total 6 companies 5.6 Cloud-Hosted Healthcare Services: Infrastructure 5.6.1 - 5.6.6 Total 6 companies 5.7 Home Care/Consumer Digital Health: Remote Monitoring 5.7.1 - 5.7.6 Total 6 companies 5.8 Mobile Health: Smartphones in medicine 5.8.1 - 5.8.6 Total 6 companies 5.9 Enterprise Medical IT Vendors (active in more than one medical IT segment) 5.9.1 - 5.9.4 Total 4 companies FOR ORDER OR INQUIRY, PLEASE CLICK "ORDER / INQUIRY FORM" |