Tuesday 19 February 2019

Video Telemedicine Market To Register a Hugh Growth In Healthcare Industry


A joint survey conducted in 2016, by American Telemedicine Association (ATA) and WEGO Health, to understand patient’s perspective on the use of video telemedicine, revealed that consumers are more interested in using telehealth as a replacement or complement technique for in-person patient care. Video conferencing in healthcare reduces re-hospitalization by extending care at home, delivers video-audio consultation, provides easy-to-use interface and reduce travel time and associated costs. In addition, video telemedicine improves efficiency by clear content sharing and facilitating more participant to engage into discussion.

Video telemedicine for treating patients is important aspects of telemedicine facility, which facilitates reliable quality and clinical efficiency to in-home care, acute care and ambulatory care. Telehealth continue to gain importance in healthcare industry. Patients are realizing the value of virtual care options and substituting it for in-patient care option. Telemedicine extends the healthcare solutions to the rural patients and to the patients living in the remote location areas, which increases accessibility to care at lower costs. Healthcare professionals and independent physicians increasingly use telemedicine application and software services to video conference with patients, when they lack infrastructure for in-house patient care. The 2017 U.S. Telemedicine Industry Benchmark Survey conducted by REACH Health, among physicians, healthcare executives, nurses, and other healthcare professionals in the U.S. found that telemedicine continues to evolve from specialty service to mainstream service. Also, 94% of participants choose video conferencing feature (integrated audio and video for live patient engagement) and found it the most valuable tool in telemedicine platform service.

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Video telemedicine to become effective tool as in-person care for Parkinson’s disease

According to the study published in Neurology Journal, in April 2017, video telemedicine is expected to become a new tool to improve care for people suffering from Parkinson’s disease and essentially for those patients who do not have easy access to a neurologist. Moreover, the study finding shows that video telemedicine for chronic disease such as Parkinson’s disease is more effective than in-patient care. In addition, the broader adaptation of technology has a potential to expand the access to patient-centered care facilities.

Some of the key players operating in the video telemedicine market are Huawei technologies Co. Ltd., Polycom Inc., Vidyo Inc., Adobe Systems Incorporated, Cisco Systems, Inc., Avaya Inc., ZTE Corporation, West Corporation and Microsoft Corporation.

Video Telemedicine Market Taxonomy:

On the basis of deployment, video telemedicine market segmented into:
• On-premise video conferencing
• Cloud-based video conferencing

On the basis of component, video telemedicine market segmented into:
• Hardware
• Software

On the basis of application, video telemedicine market segmented into:
• Oncology
• Cardiology
• Dermatology
• Gynecology
• Dentistry
• Neurology
• Others (Orthopedics, Pathology)

On the basis of communication technologies, video telemedicine market segmented into:
• 3G
• 4G
• ADSL
• Broadband ISDN
• Satellite communication

On the basis of end-user, video telemedicine market segmented into:
• Hospitals
• Clinics
• Home Care services


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