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The Global Healthcare IT Integration market is expected to reach $7.48 billion by 2026 growing at a CAGR of 13.5% during 2019 to 2026. Healthcare IT integration can be defined as a type of medical devices category through which the physicians and doctors can continuously monitor and care for the infant children. Healthcare IT integration is a consortium of IT and healthcare sector and involves the application of latest IT solutions to monitor people s health, perform secured exchange of their electronic data and provide economical healthcare solutions.
The application of IT in other domains has presented positive outcomes and the same is expected in terms of healthcare. These devices are even used to feed the babies medicine, fluids or even draw blood, check the blood pressure, treat a number of diseases and continuously monitor the status and health of the baby.
Jan 20, 2021 4:25pm By routing all the data generated by various devices through a single, vendor-neutral digital system, Philips hopes to employ Capsule’s tech alongside its current portfolio to help streamline care workflows. (Philips)
Philips has moved to acquire Capsule Technologies a provider of data platforms that aim to connect all of the medical devices and record systems within a hospital to help build out its integrated care and vital sign monitoring solutions.
The $635 million cash deal is expected to be completed by the end of March, with Capsule’s 300 employees slated to join Philips’ connected care division. Capsule’s software-as-a-service offerings are currently used by over 2,800 healthcare organizations globally, with development teams based in the U.S. and France, while its platform can connect to over 940 unique devices.
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An HSJ roundtable explored how
patient pathways can be improved and silos addressed – and the underpinning role of data in tackling these challenges
As chief information officer of Yorkshire Ambulance Service Trust, Simon Marsh is used to serious restrictions in his and his colleagues’ ability to access data.
“When we transport somebody to a hospital we have been responsible for their healthcare from the initial call all the way up to dropping them off at the hospital,” says Mr Marsh.
“But we haven’t got a clue what happens to those individuals once they’ve been through the hospital system. We don’t know if somebody’s in there for an hour, two hours, what the eventual outcome was, because of the data protection and the information governance issues that exist between the various NHS environments.”
Published: Dec 29, 2020
According to the report, the global
smart hospitals market was valued at US$ 22.43 Bn in 2019. The market is projected to expand at a higher CAGR from 2020 to 2030. Smart hospitals are technically equipped hospitals that offer valuable insights, services, and provide patient engagement and automation services.
Operational efficiency is improved by streamlining logistics and inventory, thus reducing their operational costs. The global smart hospitals market is driven by a rise in the prevalence of various diseases, sudden outbreak of infectious diseases in year 2020, and technological advancements such as biotelemetry and block chain technology. This, in turn, is also expected to boost the smart hospitals market during the forecast period.