The World Market For Telehealth - A Short and Long Term Analysis - 2010 Edition

The World Market For Telehealth - A Short and Long Term Analysis - 2010 Edition published by InMedica in December, 2009. This report consists of 174 PAGES (including 34 tables and 24 figures) and the price starts from US $ 4930.

Introduction

Abstract

The telehealth market is still in its embryonic stages of development and no one country is using telehealth as a mainstream solution. Overall, the US market has shown most development, with many instances of mainstream services telehealth implementation, including quite a number of telehealth services for elderly patients provided by the Veterans Administration (VA) and a growing number of examples of provision by private providers. Some European countries have a few examples of telehealth implementations of varying scope and scale. In most cases, they are quite localised initiatives involving just one provider or one cluster of integrated providers. Though the market for telehealth in Asia-Pacific is limited, many recent developments in the region indicate keen interest, with many companies developing wireless health & wellness solutions.

The combined factors of an ageing global population and the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases are having a considerable impact on healthcare systems, with governments in most of the developed countries keen to implement new structural reform and treatment legislation in order to contain rapid cost increases. The remote monitoring of chronic diseases using telehealth is being heralded as a potential saviour of an increasingly burdened public healthcare system.

Feature of this report include:

• Detailed revenue analysis for telehealth by business models.
• Regional market size statistics are provided for health hubs for the Americas, EMEA and Asia Pacific regions, covering over 20 individual countries.
• Detailed revenue and shipment analysis for peripheral devices used in telehealth applications like blood-pressure monitors, blood-glucose meters, pulse oximeters, weight scales and peak flow meters
• Telehealth subscribers by disease conditions included.
• Analysis of telehealth subscribers by disease conditions.
• Market share tables provide estimated revenue shares for the leading suppliers of health hubs for the US, UK and Germany markets.
• Qualitative analysis accompanies the statistical data, highlighting key growth drivers and major trends impacting the market.
• The report is highly numerical in nature containing more than 50 tables and figures.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Introduction, Scope and Methodology

Chapter 2 - Market Environment

• 2.1 Introduction
• 2.1 Current Healthcare Market Situation
• 2.3 Factors Driving the Growth of Telehealth
• 2.4 Barriers to Widespread Adoption of Telehealth
• 2.5 Industry and Regulatory Bodies

Chapter 3 - Market Statistics

• 3.1 The Business Models Used in Telehealth
• 3.2 The World Telehealth Revenues by Equipment Sales
• 3.3 The World Market for Gateways Used in Telehealth
• 3.4 The World Market for Health Hubs by Geographic Region
• 3.5 The Americas Market for Health Hubs by Country
• 3.6 The EMEA Market for Health Hubs by Country
• 3.7 The Asia Pacific Market for Health Hubs by Country
• 3.8 The World Market for Health Hubs by Transmission Type
• 3.9 Blood Pressure Monitors in Telehealth Applications
• 3.10 Blood-Glucose Meters in Telehealth Applications
• 3.11 Pulse Oximeters in Telehealth Applications
• 3.12 Weight Scales in Telehealth Applications
• 3.13 Peak Flow Meters in Telehealth Applications
• 3.14 Summary of All Devices
• 3.15 The World Telehealth Market - Subscribers by Disease Conditions
• 3.16 World Telehealth Market by Equipment Sales and Service Charges
• 3. 17 Risks to forecast

Chapter 4 - Competitive Environment and Market Share Estimates

• 4.0 Introduction
• 4.1 Telehealth Ecosystem
• 4.2 Structure of the World Telehealth Market
• 4.3 Market Share Analysis
• 4.4 Latest Trials and Developments

Chapter 5 - Company Profiles

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