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Earlier in June, the EuroAnaesthesia annual congress was held in the sunny delights of Glasgow, Scotland. Sustainability was the buzz topic at the event and was highlighted by the dedicated “Dear Green Place”, deemed a space for exploring, learning, meeting, and talking about sustainability. As such, it was clear why Glasgow was chosen for this year’s event with a large play on Glasgow’s Gaelic name, Glaschu, which means “Green Glen.”

Signify Research estimated the global market for acute EHR software to be worth $16bn in 2022 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5% through to 2027. However, many geographies have begun to saturate, with high penetration and increasingly dwindling ‘greenfield’ opportunities for vendors.

The annual American Association of Critical Care Nursing (AACN) NTI conference was a hive of activity attended by an array of clinicians, nurses, product specialists and leading vendors in clinical care.

In the build-up to Signify Research’s North American Population Health Management (PHM) market report publication at the end of May, we take a look at some of the highlights from the Q1 2018 results of the larger publicly traded PHM vendors.

We're now more than halfway through 2024, and there's been a lot happening in digital pathology, so I thought I'd take a moment to review my predictions made earlier this year and offer some insight into where we’re at and how recent developments might impact the future.

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the more recent warnings our damaged earth has sent to us through global warming related events, the topic of sustainability is becoming more and more important. Healthcare manufacturers have started to take note of the impact they can have on the environment and opportunities to create a more sustainable future through product innovations.

The Clinical Care market has been a hotbox of activity in recent years, with product recalls, supply constraints, increasing costs of production and growing presence of lower cost vendors all placing strain on some of its largest competitors.