eHealth

Published by: IDATE

Published: Aug. 1, 2009 - 70 Pages

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

1.1. eHealth: is it too late, or too early?

1.2. eHealth industry overview

1.3. The perspective of telecom operators

2. Introduction to the eHealth Market

2.1. Challenges

2.1.1. An ageing population

2.1.2. Increasing chronic diseases

2.1.3. Increasing healthcare expenditure

2.2. Drivers of the eHealth market

2.2.1. Improving healthcare efficiency

2.2.2. Growth opportunities for the telecom industry

3. The current eHealthcare environment

3.1. Regulation

3.1.1. USA

3.1.2. Europe

3.1.3. Japan

3.2. Clients and law makers insist on interoperability

3.3. Current health systems and potential effects on eHealth development

4. Industry analysis

4.1. Market segmentation and potential

4.1.1. Healthcare IT systems

4.1.2. Home healthcare

4.1.3. Transactional services

4.2. The players

4.2.1. Healthcare solution developers

4.2.2. Medical hardware vendors

4.2.3. Telcos

4.2.4. IT giants

4.2.5. Web giants

4.3. Mapping of industry players and segments

5. The market, from a telco perspective

5.1. Market potential

5.1.1. The addressable market for operators

5.1.2. Regional market forecasts

5.2. Synthesis

5.2.1. Appeal of the eHealth market

5.2.2. Inhibitors of eHealth adoption

5.2.3. Realistic market opportunities for telco operators

6. Annex

6.1. Existing eHealth initiatives and governmental support

6.2. Health Systems comparison in seven countries

6.2.1. Healthcare demographics

6.2.2. Healthcare costs burden for governments

6.2.3. Status of physicians

6.2.4. Share of care paid by patients

6.2.5. Role and presence of private insurance

6.2.6. Regional organisation of healthcare

6.2.7. Existing efforts to coordinate care of chronic conditions

6.2.8. Role and presence of private care providers

Tables & Figures

Table 1: Percentage of chronic illness per country, in 2007

Table 2: Healthcare expenditure per capita in selected countries in 2007

Table 3: ARRA budget expenditure, by segment

Table 4: Cerner revenues, by geographic source

Table 5: McKesson revenues, by geographic source

Table 6: Home medical monitoring market value by segment (World 2007)

Table 7: Positioning and product of Health IT software editors

Table 8: Identified partnerships and deals between integrators and editors

Table 9: Positioning and products of leading medical equipment vendors

Table 10: Positioning and products of leading telecom operators

Table 11: Overview of healthcare professionals and hospital beds penetration in seven countries

Figure 1: Mapping of players in the eHealth market

Figure 2: Extended eHealth value chain

Figure 3: Healthcare market in North America

Figure 4: Current and forecast percentage of population aged 65+, by country

Figure 5: Evolution of chronic diseases prevalence with age

Figure 6: Most common chronic diseases impacting health

Figure 7: Number of people suffering from frequent chronic diseases, 2008

Figure 8: Forecast percentage of obese population (BMI>30kg/m²) in 2010, by country

Figure 9: Percentage of children overweight, trends in eight countries

Figure 10: Annual direct expenditure to handle a selection of chronic diseases

Figure 11: Percentage of patients reporting being told by pharmacist that their prescription might be harmful

because of other medications they were taking. By country

Figure 12: Trend in compensations claimed by patients, main French public hospital insurance

Figure 13: 2005-2009 Trends in European telecoms services market

Figure 14: ARRA estimated net investment on eHealth

Figure 15: Evolution of EHR applications received by CCHIT

Figure 16: Comparison of health systems in seven countries

Figure 17: World industry leaders, by revenue

Figure 18: Distribution of top 100 HIT companies, by revenue, 2007

Figure 19: Annual revenue of US ambulatory EHR vendors

Figure 20: Siemens software licensing compared with aftersales revenues

Figure 21: Cerner 2008 revenue mix

Figure 22: Comparison of market capitalisations on NYSE as of22 May 2009

Figure 23: Cerner share of managed services revenues in annual revenues

Figure 24: NTT DoCoMo-Omron Health monitoring solution

Figure 25: Main industry and player mapping of the eHealth market

Figure 26: 2015 market forecast in France

Figure 27: 2015 market forecast in Europe

Figure 28: 2015 market forecast in North America

Figure 29: Extended eHealth Value Chain overview

Figure 30: Comparison of health systems in seven countries

Figure 31: Total expenditure on health

Figure 32: General government expenditure on health

Figure 33: Out-of-pocket expenditure

Figure 34: Private expenditure on health

Figure 35: Private prepaid plans

Abstract

• What are the drivers of the eHealth market?
• When could we expect a take-off of the eHealth market
regarding the issues on regulation, language, Investment and training?
• How are the key players positioning themselves in the E-Health
Value Chain: Health solution developers, Medical hardware vendors, Telecom Operators, IT giants, Web giants?
• What is the addressable market for telecom operators?

• Healthcare IT systems
• Home Healthcare
• Transactional services

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