US Hospital Information Systems Overview and Outlook, 2013-2020 - Expenditures For Hospital Care Will Reach $1.27 Trillion by 2019

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DUBLIN--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/fq7rld/us_hospital) has announced the addition of the "US Hospital Information Systems Overview and Outlook, 2013-2020" report to their offering.

Key Findings:The hospital information systems (HIS) market covers a wide variety of systems and solutions pertaining to the management of a hospital's clinical, financial, and administrative information-related tasks. For the purpose of this study, the HIS market consists of software applications and related maintenance and implementation services sold in conjunction. Included is an overview of US market dynamics related to HIS and EHR, as well as US hospitals and National Health Expenditure. The study includes a discussion of key market drivers and restraints up to 2020, forecasts for the total market and key market segments from 2013 to 2020, a penetration analysis by segment, and a discussion of competitive market issues including notable M&A deals.

  • What type of information systems are used by hospitals in the provision of patient care, the oversight of core financial processes including patient billing, and daily operations management of personnel, supplies, and facilities?
  • What are the market-shifting macro trends impacting healthcare in the US, particularly in the provision of hospital care, and how are these trends shaping the demand for information technology?
  • What are the specific drivers and restraints impacting the Hospital Information Systems market over the next 7 years?
  • What are the competitive characteristics of the US Hospital Information Systems market and who are some of the key IT vendors serving the market?
  • What is the 7-year outlook for the key IT applications that comprise the US Hospital Information Systems (HIS) market across the clinical and non-clinical market segments?

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. Market Background

3. The EHR Landscape

4. Overview of US Hospitals

5. Trends in National Health Expenditures

6. Drivers, Restraints, and Trends - Total Hospital Information Systems Market

7. Forecasts and Trends - Total Hospital Information Systems Market

8. Forecasts and Trends - Market Segments

9. Demand Analysis

10. Competitive Environment

11. The Last Word

12. Appendix

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