医疗设备的 6 大成长机会：2024 年

Top 6 Growth Opportunities in Medical Devices, 2024

出版日期: 2024年01月25日 | 出版商:

Frost & Sullivan | 英文 13 Pages | 商品交期: 最快1-2个工作天内

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消耗品和服务市场驱动未来成长潜力

医疗设备业面临定价压力和传统市场成长放缓的重大挑战。在传统市场中，由于与安装新资本设备、逐步更换资本设备和翻新资本设备相关的活动，消费品和服务业正在受到维修。在中东，医院数量的增加导致全部区域设备安装量的增加。医疗设备供应商正在专注于提供多供应商服务、线上零件订购、远端服务、网路安全和专业服务（包括咨询）等服务的新经营模式，以在竞争环境中推动成长。

不断上涨的医疗成本和医护人员的疲惫正在导致创新经营模式和颠覆性技术的诞生，这将推动明年医疗设备业的成长。患者、付款人和医疗保健提供者正在向院外护理（包括门诊护理中心和家庭）进行重大转变，以降低医疗保健成本并提高患者便利性。远端和连续监测设备、穿戴式装置和连网型解决方案等医疗设备的发展正在推动这一转变。

为了缓解 COVID-19 大流行期间临床医生的业务压力，医疗保健提供者实施了远端医疗、远距照护和虚拟照护解决方案，这一趋势继续推动这些护理领域对医疗设备的需求。此外，为了减少医护人员的业务，医疗机构正在实施机器人等流程自动化解决方案。

The medical devices industry is facing significant challenges in the form of pricing pressures and a slow growth environment in the traditional markets. Among the traditional markets, the consumables and services segment is gaining traction from activities tied to the installation of new capital equipment, the gradual replacement of capital equipment, and the refurbishing of capital equipment. In the Middle East, the rising number of hospitals is contributing to more capital equipment installations across the region. Medical devices vendors are focused on new business models to provide services such as multi-vendor services, online parts ordering, remote servicing, cybersecurity, and professional services (including consulting) to drive growth in a competitive environment.

Increasing healthcare costs and healthcare workforce burnout have led to the creation of innovative business models and disruptive technologies that will drive growth in the medical devices industry during the next year. Patients, payers, and health providers are significantly shifting care into out-of-hospital settings, such as ambulatory care centers and homes, to reduce healthcare costs and provide patient convenience. The development of medical devices such as remote and continuous monitoring devices, wearables, and connected solutions are enabling this transformation.

To reduce clinicians' work-related pressures during the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare providers implemented telemedicine, remote care, and virtual care solutions, a trend that is still driving demand for medical devices in these areas of care. Providers are also implementing process automation solutions, such as robots, to help reduce workload burden for the healthcare workforce.