Demographic
trend indicates a rapid aging population throughout the world,
particularly in Europe. One of the major challenges of aging
population is increased prevalence of chronic diseases and related
functional disability. The geriatric population is prone to several
diseases such as cancer, chronic wounds, cardiovascular, and
gastrointestinal diseases due to weak immunity. To meet these needs,
the health and social care sectors have found new ways of delivering
quality and improved care with reduced cost. The concept has been
named as ‘Tele-care’ and this is the most recent form of facility
of medical services, mostly used to connect thepatients and
healthcare providers at distant places. . The Tele-care concept
comprises continuous, automatic and remote monitoring of lifestyle
changes and real time emergencies in order to manage risk associated
with independent living. The Tele-care services includes monitoring,
diagnostics, communication, consultation and training to maintain
independent quality of life of users.
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Telecare
is increasingly being used as the population ages and incidence of
long-term conditions increases. Many societies, especially in the
more developed regions, now have aged populations that are larger
than has ever been seen in the past. Between 2000 and 2050, the
proportion of the world’s population over 60 years of age will
double from about 11% to 22%. In absolute terms, the number of people
aged 60 years or older is expected to increase from 605 million to 2
billion in the same period. The number of people aged over 80 years
is growing particularly rapidly, and it is anticipated that this
number will quadruple in the 2000–2050 period. Thus, continuous
increase in the geriatric population is expected to be one of the
potential drivers of the global tele-care market during the forecast
period. Moreover, technological advancement, rising incidences of
chronic diseases, cost effective service delivery, and government
initiatives are some of the major factors contributing the growth of
the global tele-care market. The steep cost of telecare devices and
supplier vulnerability with respect to the rate of return impacts
telecare device appropriation are considered to hamper market share
of tele-care market in developing region.
The
global tele-care market can be segmented on the basis of product
type, services type, end-user and geography. The product type segment
of the global
tele-care market is sub-segmented in to digital diagnostic
and monitoring devices, home safety sensors, telecare software, and
others. The digital diagnostic and monitoring devices segment
comprises blood glucose monitors, heart rate monitors, ECG monitors,
vital sign monitors, foetal monitors, pulse oximeters, and other.
Technological advancements in the field of fitness band access
resulting in new and innovative products such as heart rate monitor,
blood glucose monitor and various portable analyser have reduces the
time of diagnosis and increase the user friendly usage are some of
the factors contributing to the growth of market.
The
service type segment covers tele-education, tele-consulting,
tele-monitoring, tele-education, tele-surgery, and tele-care
services. While, end-user segment includes hospital, clinics, home
healthcare settings and skilled nursing facilities. In the U.S.,
there are over 6.5 million chronic wound patients and over 33% of the
home health patients have wounds. However, there is a shortage of
wound specialists, and it is anticipated that just 0.2% of the
registered nurses are Certified Wound Specialists. Furthermore,
according to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), a
shortage of over 130,000 physicians is anticipated in the U.S. by
2050. The increasing geriatric population in the U.S., leading to
increased retirement of experienced nurse specialists, contributes to
the gap in the workforce. Thus, home healthcare end-user segment is
anticipated to grow with highest CAGR.
Europe
is the largest market for the telecare market due to rising geriatric
population, increased adoption of advanced telecare solutions,
escalating disposable income and government initiatives to develop
innovative telecare solutions are the major factors boosting the
growth of Europe telecare market in near future. Europe is followed
by North America. Home care settings are mostly preferred because
they are convenient, easy to access, monitors health continuously,
and fast result output this factors helps to grow the whole market in
this region. However, the market in Asia Pacific is projected to
register a significant growth rate by 2024 due to unhealthy lifestyle
resulting in increased prevalence of chronic and lifestyle diseases.
In addition, high percentage of geriatric population, increasing
awareness about health and increasing disposable income.
Major
players operating in the deep vein thrombosis market include GE
Healthcare, Abbott Laboratories, Dexcom, Inc., AMD Global
Telemedicine, Inc., Bayer HealthCare AG, Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH,
Bosch Healthcare Solutions, GlobalMed, Welbeing, and Apple Inc.
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