IT Spending on Clinical Analytics: High Flexibility and Integrated Platforms to Replace Stand-alone Installations
Digitization of Healthcare Infrastructure to Keep North
America Ahead in Clinical Analytics Spending
In terms of geography, the market is
dominated by North America and the region will continue to constitute the bulk
of share in the global market by the end of the forecast period as well. The
region leads in terms of IT spending on clinical analytics owing chiefly to the
technologically advanced healthcare infrastructure, favorable government
policies, and increased incentives. The IT spending on clinical analytics in
North America is estimated to be valued at US$5,349 mn by the end of 2016 and
is expected to expand at a CAGR of 10.8% to reach US$12,110 mn by 2024.
However, North America is expected to lose
to Asia Pacific in terms of rate of growth over the forecast period; IT
spending on clinical analytics in Asia Pacific is expected to expand at a
remarkable 16.9% by 2024. The region will see the adoption of clinical
analytics at such a rapid pace owing to vast technological advancements,
enhancement and rapid digitization of healthcare infrastructure, and increased
adoption big data and analytics in healthcare. Japan is a highly attractive
market in the region, followed by China and India. Other APAC countries are
also expected to emerge as highly promising markets for clinical analytics in
the next few years owing to similar factors.
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Integrated Systems to Dominate Thanks to Flexibility and Capability
to Sync with Other Systems
In the report, the IT spending on clinical
analytics is segmented on the basis of platform into stand-alone and
integrated. Of these, the segment of integrated clinical analytics solutions
acquired the dominant chunk of revenues of the global market in 2015 and is
expected to maintain dominance over the forecast period as well.
The integrated clinical analytics segment
is also expected to exhibit a higher CAGR of 13.1% compared to the segment of
stand-alone clinical analytics solutions, which is expected to expand at an
11.0% CAGR, over the period between 2016 and 2024. Of the overall global
spending on clinical analytics solutions, spending on integrated solutions is
expected to account for a 63% of the global market by 2024.
Integrated clinical analytics solutions
observe higher demand owing to their highly dynamic nature and ability to
extract data from clinical documents synched with the system, such as
(electronic health records) EHR, utilizing the data to generate key insights.
The relatively lower level of competency of stand-alone systems in terms of
ability to integrate well with other data processing or managing systems will
lead to their relatively lower adoption on a global front.
Generation of Highly Refined Data in Short Spans Encourages
Adoption of Clinical Analytics Tools
Of the key factors driving the rate of IT
spending on clinical analytics, the capability of clinical analytics tools and
systems of generating highly refined data in short spans of time and the
promise of improved clinical outcomes and a significant reduction in hospital
readmission rates with effective clinical analytics tools in place need special
mention. The massive amount of data generated by digital healthcare operations
management systems during patient visits, health systems, federal and private payers
can be used by clinical analytics platforms to derive meaningful insights.
Over the years, healthcare practitioners
have observed the real-term benefits of these insights on the rate of reduction
of patient readmissions and improved outcomes by being able to choose a proper
course of treatment based on the way patients have responded to a standard
therapy previously. These factors will continue to drive the demand and global
adoption of clinical analytics solutions and tools, thereby leading to a vast
rise in IT spending on them.
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