Teleradiology is one of the rapidly growing market segments of radiology, principally driven by the increasing shortage of radiologists and the need for access to high quality radiology services which is a corner stone for precision diagnosis. Teleradiology offers the remote interpretation of images of patients after conducting medical imaging exams including MR, CT, and X-ray. It also involves the remote storage, retrieval, viewing, and analysis of medical images with the help of clinical experts from anywhere. This helps patients in receiving optimally efficient treatment through the local healthcare professionals. Teleradiology has developed with the disparity between the availability and demand of diagnostic services. Besides, teleradiology his cost efficient than to have radiologists on-site. Generally, the approximate cost of radiologists on-site is about USD 1,500 per day. Whereas the cost for teleradiology services enable to pay on a per exam basis, and sometime the cost is low as USD 8 per exam. This, in turn, helps in expansion of teleradiology market.
The teleradiology market is anticipated to grow at an impressive rate over the estimated timeframe. attributed to its growing adoption by radiologists, hospitals and urgent care clinics, increasing R&D activities associated to eHealth and growing implementation of picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) and increasing promotion of teleradiology and telemedicine services by government and non-profit organizations. launch of new products and services in teleradiology is expected to propel growth of the global teleradiology services market over the forecast period. The fundamental requirement of teleradiology service providers is skilled radiologists. Globally, the demand for radiology services is increasing. However, due to limited number of skilled radiologists, the growth of the market is expected to be stagnant.
COVID-19 has propelled digital technology to the forefront as healthcare systems rapidly expand telehealth, including virtual care, remote patient monitoring, data analytics and medical record-sharing capabilities to care for patients with COVID-19. In response to the pandemic, Philips has been working with customers around the world to rapidly develop and deploy scalable telehealth solutions to support frontline care professionals and their patients.
With widespread coronavirus cases across the globe, the demand for the teleradiology is on rise. The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically increased the share of people participating in telehealth, with healthcare systems reporting a 50 to 175-fold increase in telehealth volume compared to pre-pandemic levels.
The report analyses the global teleradiology market based on component, communication technology, application, end-user and geography.
Key players in the global teleradiology market includes
The report analyses the global teleradiology market based on product & service, imaging and technique, end-user and geography.
Various types of teleradiology product and service consists of teleradiology services, software, and hardware. The software segment is further categorised into RIS and PACS. The teleradiology software segment is anticipated to expand at the high pace during the forecast period. The rising demand for healthcare software has driven software companies to enhance interoperability, increase technical capabilities, and improve data transparency. Besides, Covid-19 pandemic has led to a heightened need for better management of large amounts of patient data, which will drive the market growth. The Teleradiology market is studied for the key regions including North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and Rest of the World.
Key players in the global teleradiology market includes Philips Healthcare, Mednax Services, Inc., Teleradiology Solutions, Carestream Health, Inc., Onrad, Inc., Usarad holdings, Inc., Cerner Corporation, Mckesson Corporation, Siemens Healthineers, Fujifilm Holdings Corporation, Agfa Healthcare, Ramsoft, Inc., Everlight Radiology, Novarad Corporation, Telediagnostic Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Statrad Llc, Medweb Llc, Nautilus Medical, Telerad Tech and Webrad Teleradiology among others
Key Development
Feb 2019: DispatchHealth, a mobile urgent care provider that conducts house calls, teamed up with health technology company Philips for a pilot program that connects Arizona seniors with emergency in-home care.
March 2019: Essence, and Tunstall Canada Inc., a provider of telecare and remote patient monitoring solutions, recently partnered to offer advanced PERS and home care solutions to the senior care market. The Essence-Tunstall agreement makes the entire suite of Essence's Care@Home senior care solutions available in the Canadian market.
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