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全球医疗保健资料互通性成长机会 – 预测到 2028 年Global Healthcare Data Interoperability Growth Opportunities-Forecast to 2028 |
一个超越整合并旨在实现语义互通性的系统
互通性是指在不同系统和应用程式之间交换资料和利用输入资料的能力。医疗保健通常使用电子健康记录(EHR)系统、临床决策支援系统(CDSS)、电脑化医嘱输入系统(CPOE)、药房管理系统(PMS)、实验室管理系统(LMS)和其他医疗保健领域。在其他医疗保健IT 应用程式(例如所使用的各种系统)之间共用资料的能力。
儘管最终需求是开发语义系统,但目前透过应用程式介面 (API) 可以最有效地实现互通性。 API 可以定义为提供从基本资料集存取到完整程式流程的任何内容。这些代码可以由应用程式供应商或第三方开发和提供。同时,人们越来越重视以标准格式共用资料以实现语义互通性。快速医疗保健互通性资源 (FHIR) 标准正在接受美国政府卫生与公众服务部的新法规和推广。 FHIR 由 Health Level 7 组织开发,提供了一个资料交换框架,目前在处理非结构化资料方面存在局限性,并为建立更健壮的资料交换提供了基础。
互通性是时代的需求。随着各种医疗保健 IT 应用程式产生的资料呈指数级增长,系统必须能够理解资料并向最终用户提供可操作的见解。为了实现互通性,主要的医疗保健相关人员正在认识到需要投资于数位基础设施功能,以促进患者资讯的相互交换并支持循证护理。监管机构也制定了政策,提倡主要医疗保健 IT 供应商之间实现完全互通。其目的是推广标准化、协作性、多学科、模组化和基于 API 的先进数位医疗保健方法。为了实现理想的未来状态并遵守美国医疗保险和医疗补助服务中心 (CMS) 以及健康资讯科技协调员办公室 (ONC) 制定的政策/法规,医疗保健生态系统必须应对财务和技术挑战。被克服。
该市场是由资料整合和企业资料交换的强劲增长推动的。企业主患者指数这个新细分市场正逐渐加快步伐,并将在预测期内(2024 - 2028 年)呈现最快成长。从地区来看,美国和欧洲将占收益占有率最大,亚太地区预计将逐渐赶上欧洲。技术供应商和 ICT 公司正在支持政府和产业参与者提高全球患者资料的可近性。
互通性支援从穿戴式装置存取资料,并透过数位前门协调与患者建立双向通讯。此外,技术进步,特别是动态人工智慧(机器学习、自然语言处理、对话式人工智慧、生成式人工智慧)的使用,加速了不同标准之间的资料转换过程以及从输入资料中解读意义的过程。互通性市场的成长将由政策制定者和所有参与技术开发、采购和利用的决策相关人员的共同努力推动。
这项研究重点关注全球医疗保健资料市场,共用对可用机会的见解,并强调推动成长的新兴监管和技术能力。该报告分析了影响市场的主要趋势,包括资料互通性的现状、疫情后不断变化的市场需求、成长动力和障碍以及关键成长机会。此外,我们还将介绍在该领域取得进展的主要供应商和新参与企业。
Systems to Move Beyond Integration Toward Semantic Interoperability
Interoperability refers to the ability to exchange data among different systems or applications and make use of the incoming data. In healthcare, this generally means the ability to share data between electronic health record (EHR) systems and other health IT applications, such as a clinical decision support system (CDSS), computerized physician order entry (CPOE) system, pharmacy management system (PMS), laboratory management system (LMS), and various other systems used in the healthcare space.
While the ultimate need is to develop semantic systems, interoperability is currently most efficiently achieved through application program interfaces (APIs). APIs can be defined to provide access to basic data sets all the way to complete program processes. These codes can be developed and provided by application vendors or developed by third parties. Meanwhile, to achieve semantic interoperability, there is increased emphasis on sharing data in a standard format. The Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard has received new rules and promotion by the US government's Department of Health and Human Services. Developed by the Health Level 7 organization, FHIR provides a framework for data exchange that, while currently limited in its ability to handle unstructured data, still provides a foundation on which to build more robust data exchanges.
Interoperability is the need of the hour. As the data generated by different health IT applications grows exponentially, there is a need to make systems understand the data and provide actionable insights to end users. To achieve interoperability, major healthcare stakeholders acknowledge the need to invest in digital infrastructure capabilities that facilitate cross-continuum patient information exchange and support evidence-based care. Regulatory agencies are also embracing policies that advocate for major health IT vendors to become fully interoperable with one another. The objective is to drive a progressive digital healthcare approach, one that is standardized, collaborative, and multi-disciplinary yet modular and API-based. To achieve the desired future state and adhere to the policies/rules developed by the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), the healthcare ecosystem needs to overcome financial and technological challenges.
The market is driven by strong growth in the data integration and enterprise data exchange segments. The newer segment, the enterprise master patient index, is gradually gaining pace and will witness the fastest growth during the forecast period (2024-2028). Regionally, the United States and Europe will command the largest revenue share, with Asia-Pacific gradually catching up with Europe. Technology vendors and ICT companies support government and industry players to improve patient data accessibility globally.
Interoperability will lead to accessing data from wearables and establishing two-way communication with patients, orchestrated by digital front doors. Further, technological evolution, especially the use of dynamic AI (machine learning, natural language processing, conversational AI, and generative AI), will accelerate the process of data conversion between different standards and decipher meaning from the incoming data. Interoperability market growth will be driven by joint efforts among policy-makers and all decision-making stakeholders involved in technology development, procurement, and utilization.
This study will focus on the global healthcare data market, sharing insights about the opportunities available and highlighting new regulatory and technical capabilities that are driving growth. The report will analyze the main trends impacting the market, including the present state of data interoperability, the changing post-pandemic market requirements, growth drivers and barriers, and significant growth opportunities. In addition, the report will profile leading vendors and new entrants that are making headway in this space.