Brochure More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/3181286/ Healthcare and Medical Device Connectivity and Interoperability Description: The scope of this research study revolves around the global standards for healthcare and medical device interoperability and connectivity. It aims to analyze the impact of standards on sharing of patient information between healthcare IT solutions and medical devices in today s healthcare system that is increasingly getting connected and digitized. The study also covers technological advances that enable connectivity and interoperability, and includes the business models of key market participants in the connectivity and interoperability space. Wellness and proactive care are gaining importance, and therefore, the focus is on diagnosis, monitoring and prevention; connected healthcare infrastructure will be the binding force that will enable collaboration in the healthcare sector. The adoption of connected healthcare infrastructure is not uniform across the globe, owing to the lack of a holistic digital healthcare strategy that focuses on integrated care models, and failure to utilize established standards in connectivity and interoperability. There are several established interoperability standards such as HL7, DICOM, and Direct Project, and clinical terminologies such as ICD and SNOMED-CT that enable recording and exchange of healthcare information. Alliances and gateways involving several market participants, with the objective of using interoperability to share information between devices and healthcare IT solutions from different vendors, are elevating the maturity level of medical device connectivity. Technological advances in WiFi, Bluetooth, and RFID are adding momentum to the drive for healthcare connectivity and interoperability. Hospitals have a need to connect devices and healthcare IT solutions for centralized monitoring and realtime data analysis; however, they find it challenging to manage the reviews required for updating the workflows and have cost constraints. Contents: 1. Healthcare and Medical Device Connectivity and Interoperability - Executive Summary - Key Findings - Research Scope 2. Connected Health Infrastructure Overview - Healthcare Paradigm is Shifting - Forces Shaping the Future of Health, Wellness, and Wellbeing - Transformation of Healthcare Aided by Digitization - Leading the Change to Provide Sustainable Healthcare - More Emphasis on Diagnosis, Monitoring, and Prevention - Connected Health Infrastructure as the Binding Force - Non-uniform Connected Health Infrastructure - High Market Maturity in Regions with Holistic Digital Health Strategy 3. Healthcare Interoperability and Communication Standards and Alliances - Integration and Interoperability are the Key to Adoption - Big Role of Interoperability Standards - Interoperability Standards - HL7 (Health Level-7) - Interoperability Standards - DICOM - Interoperability Standards - Direct Project - Interoperability Standards - International Classification of Diseases (ICD) - Interoperability Standards - SNOMED CT - Alliances and Gateways Complements Interoperability 4. Technology Advances in Healthcare and Medical Device Connectivity and Interoperability - Medical Device Connectivity Landscape - Advances in WiFi, RFID, and Bluetooth Technology as Drivers - WiFi for Healthcare and Medical Device Connectivity - The de Facto Standard
- Bluetooth for Healthcare and Medical Device Connectivity - Advances in Bluetooth in Realms of Security and Energy - RFID for Healthcare and Medical Device Connectivity 5. Business Models in Healthcare and Medical Device Connectivity and Interoperability - Challenges to Connectivity - Prominent Business Models - Inability of a Single Vendor to Connect All OEM Devices - Case Study - Vendor Agnostic Manufacturers of Medical Connectivity Solutions - Case Study - Middleware or Application Programming Interface (API) Provider - Regulatory Scenario for Interoperability and Connectivity 6. Conclusion - Conclusion - Long Road to Complete Connectivity and Interoperability - Legal Disclaimer 7. Appendix - List of Acronyms Used - Additional Sources of Information Ordering: Order Online - http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/3181286/ Order by Fax - using the form below Order by Post - print the order form below and send to Research and Markets, Guinness Centre, Taylors Lane, Dublin 8,
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