Telemedicine Market Research Report, By Service Type (Telenursing), Component (Software, Hardware), Deployment (Cloud-Based, On-Premises), Application (Cardiology, Radiology, Dermatology) End Users (Hospitals, Clinics, Home Care) - Global Industry Size, Trends, Growth, Analysis, Share, Forecast till 2023 Market Highlights Increasing adoption of Electronic Health Record (EHR)/ Electronic Medical Record (EMR), rising prevalence of chronic diseases like diabetes, cancer, besides others followed b...

Telemedicine or Remote medicine is a modern form of healthcare that helps physicians to treat patients in remote locations and private areas such as homes, offices, etc., using video conferencing and high-end telecommunications technologies. Telemedicine is one aspect of medical technology that has been evolving rapidly in recent years. Telemedicine can be described as experts who assist patients in the treatment in remote locations using high-end telecommunications systems. Physicians often ...

Telemedicine is the use of clinical information shared from a site to another via digital communications to enhance the clinical health status of patients, according to the American Telemedicine Association. Telemedicine provides an increasing range of applications and facilities utilizing two-way video, e-mail, smartphones, cellular devices, and other types of telecommunications technologies. Gestational diabetes has to be strictly regulated and carefully managed, but it may be challenging to v...

To ensure safe and efficient means of communication, telehealth has emerged as a key technology during the last one and a half months. There have been significant developments over the last thirty days right down from the federal government lifting restrictions through Medicare. Spike in the demand for telehealth solutions are witnessing an unprecedented growth with more providers looking forward to delivering care through viable solutions in virtual health services. Already, notable business ...