Analyst Health Care Predictions 2016

Analyst Health Care Predictions 2016

Christopher Manfredi

By 2019, 25% of HDOs will use experiential way-finding to enhance the patient experience and competitive differentiation.

Predicts 2016: Healthcare Provider CIOs Must Address the Clear Signposts of IT's Sea Change

By 2019, only 25% of the plethora of provider population health IT vendors/products will survive despite a large increase in HDO purchasing.


By 2019, 25% of HDOs will have a dedicated chief data officer for strategic information governance and tactical management of data.


By 2019, 30% of nurse call systems will have been replaced with real-time communications and collaboration solutions.


By 2019, wearable devices plus Internet of Things (IoT) platforms will be used to monitor at least 30% of hip and knee replacement patients.


By 2018, 25% of consumers will use a virtual assistant as a first consult in making medical decisions.

Predicts 2016: U.S. Healthcare Payers Are Challenged to Become Digital Health Payers

Downward Pressure of the Healthcare Economy Will Increase Risk-Based Contracting to 30% of Provider Payments by 2017, Resulting in Premium Increases of Just 2–3% for 2018

IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Healthcare 2016 Predictions

By 2018, Physicians Will Use Cognitive Solutions to Identify the Most Effective Treatment for 50% of Complex Cancer Patients, Resulting in a 10% Reduction in Mortality and 10% in Cost


By 2018, Industry Cloud Will Be Viewed as the Top Market Entry Strategy for Tech and Industrial Companies, as Leaders of IT and Industry Unite to Tear Down Traditional Barriers to Entry


By 2018, Surgeons Will Use Computer-Assisted or Robotic Surgery Techniques to Assist in Planning, Simulating, and Performing 50% of the Most Complex Surgeries


One Out of Three Individuals Will Have Their Healthcare Records Compromised by Cyberattacks in 2016


By 2018, Because of More Frequent Drug Launches, Pharma Adoption of Global Launch Sequence Optimization Solutions Will Grow by 50%, Saving the Industry Billions in Potential Lost Revenue


Virtual Care Will Become Routine by 2018, and by 2020, 80% of Consumer Service Interactions Will Make Use of IoT and Big Data to Improve Quality, Value, and Timeliness


By 2018, 30% of Worldwide Healthcare Systems Will Employ Real-Time Cognitive Analysis to Provide Personalized Care Leveraging Patient's Clinical Data, Directly Supported by RWE Data


Through 2017, Healthcare IT Services Buyers Will Consolidate IT Services Spending in the Hands of 5–10 Largest Service Providers for Each Subvertical at Double the Industry Growth Rates


2016 Will See Third Platform (Digital) Acute Care HIS and EHR Begin to Come to Market, and Early Adopters Will Get Started on Digital Transformation in 2017–2019


“Wearables” become “Ther-ables”

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End of life care grabs headlines, and hospice usage doubles among ACOs and capitated doctors

10 Big Healthcare Predictions for 2016

Pop Health goes Pop. Some notable analytics companies will disappear or pivot to become medical providers because their current provider customers are unable to derive enough value from their pop health analytical tools.


2016 is the year when we finally pay attention to Vulnerable Populations to lower medical costs

Top 5 predictions for 2016 in health tech and services

Interoperability will continue to be a top issue in 2016

5 healthcare technology predictions for 2016

Healthcare Consumerism will gain ground, enabled by increased investment in digital technologies


Big data analytics will struggle to prove its value


More healthcare startups will run afoul of regulators and several healthcare apps will shut down


Value-based train picks up steam, especially for those slow to embrace alternate payment models


Integrating devices and device data into care delivery processes will remain a niche activity.


Demand increases for consumer-grade user experiences in healthcare enterprise software.


References


5 healthcare Technology Predictions for 2016

Predicts 2016: U.S. Healthcare Payers Are Challenged to Become Digital Health Payers


Top 5 Predictions for 2016 in Health Tech and Services

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