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Report: Cardiac Monitoring Market Ripe for Growth

A recent report from Frost & Sullivan reviewed key market trends in the cardiac monitoring market, as well as factors driving and restraining its growth. In most regions, the market has been mature for over a decade. However, game-changer innovations focusing on interoperability, miniaturization, wireless, and user-friendly devices are transforming the non-institutional care setting.

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Healthcare Industry Trends to Watch

Current developments indicate that the healthcare industry will see a significant shift in 2017 toward an all-out embrace of technology, characterized by dramatic growth in wearables, predictive analytics, electronic health records, and gamification. Infinite Computer Solutions Founder and Chairman Sanjay Govil highlights these trends and tells medical equipment professionals what to look out for in the new year.

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Remote Patient Monitoring Devices Market to Grow at 14.2% CAGR

A major development in the wearable technology and devices market is quickly becoming popular, according to new research conducted by Transparency Market Research. The firm found that the wearable devices market, or the remote patient monitoring devices market, is anticipated to reach $0.98 billion by the end of 2020—at a compound annual growth rate of 14.2%.

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Nihon Kohden Introduces New Bedside Monitor

Nihon Kohden has introduced the BSM-3500, the latest product in its line of bedside monitors. Designed to meet the needs of ambulatory surgery and specialty centers, the BSM-3500 comes fully optimized with all features—both premium and standard—which brings high standards of care to low acuity settings.

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How Mobile Technologies Are Changing the Landscape of Health Care

Health care providers and government agencies are looking for ways to better understand the patient experience, disease progression, and therapeutic response. In this article, Medidata Solutions’ Kara Dennis discusses how Big-Data-driven technologies, such as wearable patient devices, are providing clinicians with unprecedented information about the human body—and thus leading to better disease treatments.

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