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EMR Market 2017: Electronic Medical Records in an Era of Disruption

Publisher Kalorama Information
Published Apr 18, 2017
Length 290 Pages
SKU # KLI15322042

Description

EMR Market 2017: Electronic Medical Records Market in an Era of Disruption

For a decade, the EMR market could be said to be growing market on a predictable trajectory. There is a great deal of competition, hundreds of scattered companies serving local or web markets, and a few large concerns that are capturing large institutions. There were government-funded physician and hospital incentives in the largest market of the United States, which transformed to potential penalties.

All the while, some trends we've noted in this report, EMR 2017 included the depth of physician adoption, user dissatisfaction with their purchases, lack of interoperability, implementation difficulties, staffing shortages in IT, the lack of a clear EMR market leader, increasing international markets, and cybersecurity. Additionally, a new administration with a different set of objectives from the Obama Administration that incentivized EMR purchases is in office, potentially changing programs. Kalorama Information believes that at this time these trends are combining to disrupt the EMR marketplace, even while revenues for companies grow. The report takes a look at these trends and provides the following data: 

  • Over 50 Profiles of EMR Companies 
  • US and International Market to 2021 
  • Hospital and Physician Market to 2021 
  • International EMR Markets 
  • The EMR Market, 2014 and Forecasted to 2021 
  • Possible Trump Administration Moves and Likely Impact 
  • Breakouts of Market: Services, Software, Hardware 
  • Meaningful Use, MACRA and Other Policies 
  • The Latest Physician EMR Usage Statistics 
  • Current Hospital Stage Goals and Results 
  • Pricing of EHR Systems and ROI Information

Table of Contents

290 Pages
    • The EMR Market in an Era of Disruption
    • Industry at a Glance
    • Scope and Methodology
    • Physicians Use Some EMR, But Usage Limited
    • Hospital Use of EMR Update: Gains in Stage 6, Limited in Stage 7
    • EMR Market: Size and Growth
    • Key Issues and Trends Affecting the Market
    • A Market of More Than 1,000 Companies
    • Conclusion Highlights
    • Overview
    • Frustrated Physicians and Wary Hospitals
    • Trump Presidency: Change Likely But Unknown
    • EMR Market Trends to Watch: Blockchain, BYOD, Artificial Intelligence,OpenSource
    • Radical Product Innovations: Dashboard Modules, Usability, Tablets, E-Prescribe, Big Data
    • Consolidating EMR Companies
    • Ransomware and Other Cybersecurity Threats
    • MACRA Upends Physician Payments
    • Significant Bottlenecks to Full EMR Usage Remain
    • Large Underserved Market
    • Pricing of EMRs
    • Global Healthcare Spending Trends Related to EHR
    • EMR History and Overview
    • What is in an EMR?
    • Meaningful Use
    • ONC Interoperability Guidelines Draft
    • Interoperability
    • FHIR
    • Adoption Issues
    • Physician EMR Adoption Growing, But Use is Limited
    • Hospital Adoption: Gains in Stage 6
    • Canadian Hospitals Lag
    • Market Overview
    • EMR Market by Region
    • EMR Market by End-User Segment
    • EMR Market Size by Segment
    • Competitive Analysis: 30+ Significant EMR Players
    • Who's Winning in EMR: Market Share
    • EMR Mergers and Acquisitions
    • 4Medica
    • AdvanceMD
    • Alert Life Sciences Computing S.A.
    • Allmeds
    • Allscripts Healthcare Solutions
    • Amazing Charts, LLC
    • Aprima Medical Software, Inc
    • Athenahealth, Inc
    • BizMatics, Inc.
    • Cambio Healthcare Systems
    • CareCloud
    • Cerner Corporation
    • ChartLogic, Inc
    • CompuGroup Medical AG
    • Computer Programs and Systems, Inc
    • Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC)
    • CureMD
    • drchrono
    • Dr First/Rcop
    • eClinicalWorks
    • e-MDs
    • EMIS Health
    • Epic Systems Corporation
    • GE Healthcare
    • Greenway Health, LLC
    • HealthFusion, Inc
    • Healthland
    • Henry Schein MicroMD
    • IBM Healthcare
    • IMS MAXIMS
    • InterSystems Corporation
    • Kareo
    • Kronos Incorporated
    • McKesson Corporation
    • MEDHOST
    • Meditab Software, Inc
    • Medical Information Technology, Inc (MEDITECH)
    • Medent Community Computer Service, Inc.
    • Medsphere Systems Corporation
    • Microtest Ltd.
    • NextGen Healthcare Information Systems
    • Nextech
    • Nightingale Infomatix Corporation (now Telus Health)
    • NoemaLife S.p.A.
    • Nuesoft Technologies, Inc
    • Practice Fusion
    • Quadramed Corporation
    • Quality Systems, Inc
    • Praxis
    • Quest Diagnostics, Inc.
    • SAP SE
    • SequelMed
    • Streamline MD
    • Tieto
    • WRS Health
    • WebPT

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