The global nurse call system market is expected
to reach USD 1.8 billion by 2022, according to a new report by Grand View
Research, Inc. The decreasing reimbursement coverage, government penalties for
hospital readmissions and the increasing support for digital healthcare are
expected to drive the demand for nurse call system market.
Additionally,
technological advancements pertaining to introduce the next level of
communication enabling the wide range of applications configuration to the
hospitals, home care, and residential facilities are also expected to upsurge
the demand for the nurse call system market. In April 2015, Mircom launched
MiCare wireless nurse call system. The system was designed to enable its
integration with the cloud technology. It had a unique mesh technology, which
could be customized depending on the needs of the facilities.
With the
increasing life expectancy and changing healthcare requirements, the burden on
national insurance bodies is constantly increasing. Owing to aforementioned
factors, Medicare penalizes healthcare facilities which has hospital
readmissions within 30days. The government is providing funds for research,
which can help caregivers to streamline the entire process with the aid of
technology. For instance, in April 2015, the American Association of
Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) granted USD 160,000 pertaining to the appropriate
and effective use of such technologies.
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Further key findings from the study suggest:
- Wired communication equipment dominated the market in 2014 owing to the early adoption of the technology and continuous innovations such as integration Wi-Fi cordless telephone, IP DECT, and radio pocket pager for greater efficiency and safety. In August 2014, South Tyneside Hospital installed IPiN Ethernet-based nurse call system in its accident &emergency units, cardiac wards, and Special Care Baby Units (SCBUs).
- Wireless communication equipment is expected to witness rapid growth. With the increasing healthcare complexities, the need for integrated nurse call systems and electronic health records is driving the industry players to launch advanced solutions. In November 2015, RCare launched its G4 technology with Advanced Location Protocol (ALP) for senior living facilities. The “I Got It” button provides a state-of-the-art solution to allow staff to pinpoint locations with the aid of RCare pendant.
- In 2014, North America was the largest regional market owing to the establishment of separate certification and coding system. Increasing demand for remote patient monitoring and the subsequent introduction of technologically advanced nurse call system are amongst key factors for the region’s large share.
- Europe was the second largest market in 2014 owing to the separate funding for nursing technologies and funding for effective patient monitoring devices. The European Union has funded over USD 558.29 million for the eHealth and mHealth technology since 1990. Moreover, in June 2015, Innovate UK funded the Oxehealth camera based patient monitoring study, which captured the real-time movements of patients to measure the vital signs and alert the staff accordingly.
- In 2014, the Hospitals have a majority of the market share owing to the patient flow and the increasing chronic and emergency case patients. Hospitals are revamping their older nurse call systems and increasing their budgets pertaining to the funding infrastructure supporting system integration.
- Market participants are constantly evolving the traditional nurse call system and incorporating newer techniques or devices helping caregivers to provide patient care effectively. For instance, internet protocol nurse call systems offer a higher level of integration with wired and wireless technologies. In February 2016, Austco Communication Systems launched Tacera Pulse intelligent solutions for the clinical business.
- Key players in the nurse call system market include Hill-Rom Holding, Inc., Tyco SimplexGrinnell,Ascom Holding, Honeywell International, Inc., Rauland-Borg Corporation,TekTone Sound & Signal Mfg., Inc., Stanley Healthcare, Azure Healthcare, West-Com Nurse Call Systems, Inc., and Critical Alert Systems LLC.
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