London – 4th of December 2013 –
American global growth consulting company Frost & Sullivan released three
big predictions for the global healthcare market. The company highlighted the
new areas of growth based on a ‘2013 Search for Growth’ survey which involved
1835 executives in more than 40 countries worldwide. mHealth, Cloud in Healthcare and Regulatory
Environments will be the key subject in 2014 and beyond.
mHealth expansion has been fuelled by the
unprecedented spread of mobile technologies, as well as advancements in their
innovative application to address health priorities It is largely supported by
mobile device, such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal
digital assistants and other wireless devices. It is an exciting area of
opportunity for healthcare growth.
Every hospital will eventually have to acquire
a fully-enterprise wireless solution. The most innovative mobile healthcare
solutions that best meet healthcare needs will be adopted as the gold standard.
Healthcare informatics will also improve the
quality of medical services and efficiency of operations while reducing
expenditures. Cloud computing is a key in relation to enterprise-wide solution.
Implementing cloud computing technologies will help healthcare providers to
improve the quality of medical services
and the efficiency of operations, share information across geographic locations
and manage expenditures. The concept could be applied in a variety of ways,
including data storage, data loss prevention, maintaining patient information
records and data sharing.
The advantages of cloud computing are endless.
Over the time, it can completely change the dynamics of healthcare IT. The need
for efficient sharing of information across locations in synchronized manner
will be a key driver for cloud computing healthcare.
Source: Frost & Sullivan Press Center
http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/press-release.pag?docid=288158373
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