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医疗保健教育市场:2023年至2028年预测Healthcare Education Market - Forecasts from 2023 to 2028 |
医疗保健教育市场预计将从2021年的1,085.96亿美元成长到2028年的1,840.44亿美元,复合年增长率为7.83%。
有几个因素正在推动医疗保健教育市场的扩张,包括医学知识的进步、对医疗保健服务需求的增加、对专业协作的重视以及医疗保健提供方法的变化。
由于疾病发病率上升、新产品发布以及市场参与企业的其他行动等因素,预计该市场将会成长。全球感染疾病的爆发不断增加,对其检测和治疗的重视进一步推动了市场的发展。根据 CDC 的数据,2022 年美国记录了 8,300 例结核病病例,而 2021 年为 7,874 例。 2022 年,结核病发生率也有所增加(每 10 万人中有 2.5 例)。经过2020年的大幅下降后,美国报告的结核病病例数和发病率都已恢復至疫情前的水准。
随着时间的推移,传统学校教育的替代方案越来越受欢迎。控制学习过程、提供有吸引力的学习环境以及添加新功能以增强学习能力是线上教育系统的主要目标。提高学校数位教育质量,增加本科阶段STEM领域(科学、技术、工程、数学)专业的学生数量,将提高下一代劳工的基本能力。据英国政府称,每年有超过 12,000 名学生学习电脑科学 A-level 课程,85,000 名学生学习电脑科学学士学位,77,000 名学生学习电脑科学 GCSE 课程。该国的目标是透过提高 GCSE 和 A-level 课程的入学人数来维持电脑科学作为 STEM 重要学科的地位。
主要市场参与者的产品创新和合作进一步推动了医疗保健教育市场的发展。例如,2023 年 3 月,伦敦医疗教育集团 (LHEG) 和伦敦医学教育集团 (LMED) 呼吁成员大学提供高达 35,000 英镑的计划资金提案,该专案于 5 月启动。该基金旨在资助有利于伦敦的创造性医疗保健教育倡议。向 LHEG/LMED 成员开放的计划必须由至少两所大学或一所大学和一个合作组织共同设计和实施,以提供可量化的成果,加强伦敦的医学教育和/或医疗保健系统。这是必须的。
多项政府措施正在推动世界各地的数位教育。电子与资讯科技部为各学术机构及研发实验室的数位学习相关研发(R&D)计画提供经费。过去,MeitY 参与了与远端教育製作、研究和技术开发计划、HRD计划相关的资讯通讯,我们为教师培训提供了津贴。
此外,《CARES法案》也向美国提供了307.5亿美元。 《CARES 法案》的资金以多种方式使用,包括获得技术和能力支持,例如设备、软体、连接和教学经验,以促进远距学习。
技术进步、心血管疾病 (CVD) 的流行以及线上课程的可用性预计将推动美国医疗保健教育的需求。此外,根据美国疾病管制与预防中心 (CDC) 的数据,心臟病是 2020 年 9 月美国的首要死因。每年约有 805,000 名美国人患有心臟病。此外,根据美国疾病管制与预防中心(CDC)2022年2月发表的报导,有关心臟病的实际情况如下。同一消息来源还指出,每年有超过 659,000 名美国人患有心臟病,这对市场扩张产生了重大影响。
此外,私人企业投资的增加进一步支持了市场扩张。例如,2023年1月,HealthStream(美国)收购了Electronic Education Documentation System, LLC(美国)。此次收购为医疗保健机构提供了最先进的云端基础的继续教育管理系统,该系统以软体即服务 (SaaS) 的形式提供创造性解决方案,从而扩展了 Healthstream 的生态系统。
The healthcare education market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.83% from US$108.596 billion in 2021 to US$184.044 billion in 2028.
Several factors, such as advances in medical knowledge, an increase in the demand for healthcare services, a focus on interprofessional cooperation, and shifting healthcare delivery methods, are driving the expansion of the healthcare education market.
The market is anticipated to grow due to factors like rising illness rates, new product releases, and other actions by major industry participants. The prevalence of infectious illnesses is rising globally, leading to an increased emphasis on their detection and treatment further boosting the market. According to the CDC, compared to 7,874 cases in 2021, 8,300 cases of tuberculosis were recorded in the US in 2022. The incidence of tuberculosis also increased in 2022 (2.5 cases per 100,000 people). After a significant reduction in 2020, both reported cases and incidence of tuberculosis (TB) in the United States are back to pre-pandemic levels.
Alternatives to traditional schooling have grown in popularity over time. Control over the learning process and the provision of an engaging learning environment, where new features are added to enhance learning capabilities, are the key goals of online education systems. Enhancing the quality of digital education in schools and raising the number of students majoring in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) at the undergraduate level improves the foundational abilities of the upcoming generation of workers. As per the Government of the UK, over 12,000 students study computer science A levels, 85,000 people pursue undergraduate degrees in computer science, and 77,000 students do computer science GCSEs annually. The nation's goal is to maintain computer science's standing as an essential STEM subject by promoting its enrollment in both GCSE and A-level programs.
Product innovation and collaboration by major market players are further fueling the market for healthcare education. For instance, in March 2023, the London Healthcare Education Group (LHEG) and the London Medicine Education Group (LMED), invited member universities to submit proposals for up to £35,000 in project funding, which was given out in May. The fund seeks to provide funding for creative healthcare education initiatives that benefit London. It is available to LHEG/LMED members, projects must be collaborative, planned, and carried out by a minimum of two universities or a university and a partner organization, and have quantifiable results that enhance London's medical education and/or healthcare systems.
Several government initiatives are boosting digital education around the globe. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has been providing financial assistance for research and development (R&D) programs related to e-learning at different academic institutions, R&D labs, etc. In the past, MeitY has offered grants-in-aid for research and development (R&D) projects about content creation, R&D/technology development projects, HRD projects, and faculty training to enhance literacy via distance learning utilizing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Tools (PCs, Multimedia, and the Web).
Moreover, the CARES Act provided $30.75 billion to the U.S. Department. Funding from the CARES Act was used in a variety of ways, including supporting technology access and capacity, such as gear and software, connection, and instructional experience, to facilitate remote learning.
Rising technology developments, the prevalence of cardiovascular disease (CVD), and the availability of online courses are some of the factors that are predicted to drive up demand for healthcare education in the United States. Further, heart disease is the country's biggest cause of death in September 2020, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Approximately 805,000 Americans suffer from heart attacks annually. Moreover, according to an article published in February 2022 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) titled "Heart Disease Facts." The same source also states that over 659,000 Americans have a heart attack annually, which has a big effect on market expansion.
Moreover, the market's expansion is being further assisted by the private players' growing investment. For instance, in January 2023, HealthStream (US) purchased Electronic Education Documentation System, LLC (US). This acquisition will broaden Healthstream's ecosystem by bringing to healthcare organizations a state-of-the-art, cloud-based continuing education management system that offers creative solutions in the form of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).