Clinical and patient benefits are driving the Hospital-based Point-of-Care product sector, which achieved growth of 7.5% in 2011
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The market for Point-of-Care (POC) diagnostic products used
in a hospital setting was worth approximately US$2.9 billion in 2011 with
sectors such as cardiac markers making double digit growth in the year. There
is growing interest in the adoption of POC technologies, strong demand in
emerging markets, and the introduction of new products that enable POC testing
for more applications.
The benefits are clear. Hospital-based
POC diagnostics offer healthcare providers an opportunity to improve
the quality of patient care while saving time and reducing costs. A faster
diagnosis can mean a faster medical intervention, potentially avoiding the need
to admit a patient into hospital and the costs incurred as a result, while also
freeing up that hospital bed.
Hospital-based point-of-care
technology provides clinical efficiency and life saving benefits:
- The integration of IT connectivity and data management features enables POC analysers to communicate with hospital IT systems and electronic patient records in order to increase efficiency, facilitate quality control and reduce the chance of user error.
- The development of new technologies that enable DNA analysis and the identification of hospital-acquired infections such as MRSA at the point of care.
- The patient experience is improved with shorter waiting times and hospital stays, and lower rates of hospital-acquired infections.
- Automated calibration, processing and operation features eliminate the need for medical staff to add reagents or undertake manual handling steps as errors in these areas can impact patient safety and the accuracy of POC test results.
Challenges remain…
Concerns have been raised by laboratory professionals that
the decentralisation of hospital testing and the use of POC products by less
skilled users may result in inaccurate diagnoses. This has strengthened
resistance to the changes needed for POC products to be widely adopted and
implemented. The counter argument in favour of POC testing is not helped by the
lack of a wide clinical evidence base which is needed if POC diagnostics are to
prove they provide lab-quality results and benefits in terms of clinical-usefulness,
convenience and cost savings.
This new November 2012 report
delivers a complete analysis
This new 182-page highly-detailed report Hospital-based Point-of-Care Diagnostics: Products, Players and Outlook to 2017 provides executives with a complete understanding of the issues which are shaping the market and how that will affect its commercial development. This is Volume 2 of a 4-Volume study of the whole POC IVD sector to be published late 2012/early 2013. See overleaf for more details and discounts.
This new 182-page highly-detailed report Hospital-based Point-of-Care Diagnostics: Products, Players and Outlook to 2017 provides executives with a complete understanding of the issues which are shaping the market and how that will affect its commercial development. This is Volume 2 of a 4-Volume study of the whole POC IVD sector to be published late 2012/early 2013. See overleaf for more details and discounts.
Focus on…
The Competitive Environment
There are around 80 companies active in the hospital POC diagnostics market, although many are development-stage or have limited product portfolios. The market is currently dominated by Alere (previously Inverness Medical Innovations), Abbott, Radiometer, Roche and Siemens. Currently, Abbott, Radiometer, Roche and Siemens have strong positions in the markets for clinical chemistry and blood gas analysis; Abbott, Alere and Roche are leaders for POC cardiac marker testing; and Beckman Coulter, Quest Diagnostics, Horiba and Sysmex are key companies in POC haematology diagnostics.
The Competitive Environment
There are around 80 companies active in the hospital POC diagnostics market, although many are development-stage or have limited product portfolios. The market is currently dominated by Alere (previously Inverness Medical Innovations), Abbott, Radiometer, Roche and Siemens. Currently, Abbott, Radiometer, Roche and Siemens have strong positions in the markets for clinical chemistry and blood gas analysis; Abbott, Alere and Roche are leaders for POC cardiac marker testing; and Beckman Coulter, Quest Diagnostics, Horiba and Sysmex are key companies in POC haematology diagnostics.
Covering all major hospital POC
testing technologies:
- Haematology Analysers
- Blood Gas Analysers
- Electrolyte Analysers
- Cardiac Markers
- Multi-functional clinical chemistry analysers
- Urinalysis
Use this report to:
- Understand the positive and negative trends which are shaping the sector’s operation
- Identify which sectors of the hospital POC market offer the greatest growth potential over the next 5 years
- Highlight the emerging companies in the industry with novel technology
- Evaluate the competitive landscape and identify the companies to watch
- Know who’s striking strategic and tactical partnerships
- Monitor M&A activity and the changing competitive landscape
Report
Details:
Published: Nov 2012
No of Pages: 174
Price: Single User License: US $1390
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