As the healthcare industry continues to move gradually beyond the height of the pandemic, returning to “business as usual” as defined prior to 2019 is clearly not an option. Here are three healthcare predictions for 2023, particularly as they relate to medical devices.
The burgeoning landscape of 3D printing technological for healthcare is continuing to help further along advancements in patient care.
The COVID-19 pandemic set off unprecedented changes in a wide range of fields, including HTM. It’s a fact that was driven home during a panel session at the virtual 2021 AAMI eXchange Rewired conference, titled “COVID-19’s Impact on the Future of Healthcare and HTM.” Here are some of the session highlights.
As the healthcare industry continues to move gradually beyond the height of the pandemic, returning to “business as usual” as defined prior to 2019 is clearly not an option. Here are three healthcare predictions for 2023, particularly as they relate to medical devices.
The medical device market may be hotter—and more profitable—than ever, but that’s not to say that challenges don’t exist. MedCityNews reveals the top 7 issues that are currently impacting the industry.
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According to a new report from Valuates Reports, the medical equipment maintenance market will grow from $34.79 billion in 2020 to $60.16 billion by 2026, with a compound annual growth rate of 9.56% during the forecast period.
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Researchers have discovered how to 3D-print tailor-made artificial body parts and other medical devices with built-in functionality that offers better shape and durability, while cutting the risk of bacterial infection.
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The global healthcare market, including medical imaging and informatics and digital health, is expected to hit over $2.6 trillion by 2025.
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Biospectal CEO Eliott Jones shares in Forbes how the addition of the new sixth “P” in healthcare, platforms, is changing access to care for the better.
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According to a new report, stringent regulations and high awareness of preventive medical equipment maintenance will drive the market at an 8.9% CAGR.
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A healthcare technologies investor shares with Forbes his take on what effects data and AI will have on healthcare and related technology startups going forward.
