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Remote patient monitoring market to hit $295M by 2015
New research from Frost & Sullivan predicts that remote patient monitoring will continue to play a significant role in transforming healthcare. In fact, it says the market for remote monitoring
Provider hesitation, confusion key to slow EHR market growth
Perhaps not unexpectedly, the market for electronic health record software is strong and is expected to stay that way for several years. According to a new study released this week by Millennium
EHR market to hit $6.5B by 2012
A new research report from Frost & Sullivan determines that hospitals are ramping up their adoption and use of EHRs, mostly because of the Medicare and Medicaid EHR incentive program. It predicts
Providers' mobile device choices indicative of job duties
There are some key ways to determine which mobile device--smartphone, tablet or push-to-talk cell phone--is best for your staff, according to consultants with Mountain View, Calif.-based consulting
Seeking new uses of remote patient monitoring
The spotlight continues to shine on remote patient monitoring, particularly as providers and hospitals seek accountable care partnerships to save money and improve outcomes. According to separate
Report: Remote patient monitoring on the upswing
I'm always skeptical of studies by big market research firms that try to get people to buy their research without providing any hard data in a press release or executive summary. Such is the case
Telehealth barriers need to be lowered for expansion
While the demand for remote patient monitoring or telehealth has been taking huge strides forward worldwide, a number of barriers could slow it down if not addressed quickly, according to research
Telemedicine adoption picks up as costs fall, quality rises
With costs falling and video quality rapidly improving, more healthcare providers are taking a serious look at videoconferencing for telemedicine, helping to standardize the field while also
Ambulatory EMR market to 'double by 2012'
The U.S. market for ambulatory EHRs, worth $1.3 billion last year, is forecast to double to $2.6 billion by 2012, research firm Frost & Sullivan says. Clearly, the HITECH portion of the American
AT&T banking on 'smart slippers' to kick off telehealth initiatives
It's becoming almost a weekly occurrence of late: a major telecommunications company announcing plans to conquer the telehealth market. Following entrances by Verizon and Vodafone, we get word out of
