Research and Markets: The US Telemedicine Market Outlook to 2018 - Rising Penetration of Telehome Care and mHealth

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DUBLIN--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/jxjsn3/the_us) has announced the addition of the "The US Telemedicine Market Outlook to 2018 - Rising Penetration of Telehome Care and mHealth" report to their offering.

The report titled The US Telemedicine Market Outlook to 2018 - Rising Penetration of Telehome Care and mHealth provides a comprehensive analysis of the various aspects such as the market size of the US telemedicine, Telehome, Telehospital, telemedicine technology (hardware and software) and services, mhealth, real-time telehealth, store and forward system and hybrid telehealth market along with the future outlook of the industry. The report also covers the competitive landscape of the major players the US telemedicine hardware and software market.

Key Topics Covered In The Report

  • The market size of the global telemedicine market, the US telemedicine market, the US remote patient monitoring market, global mHealth market and the US mHealth market.
  • Market segmentation of global telemedicine market on the basis of telehome and telehospital segments, market segmentation of the US telemedicine market by telehome and telehospital market, by synchronous and asynchronous methods, by telemedicine applications in various diseases and disorders, by telemedicine technology and services.
  • Market segmentation of the US mHealth market by end user (doctors and patients), by hardware software and services.
  • Trends and Developments in the US telemedicine market
  • Competitive landscape profiles of the major players of the US telemedicine market and company details of various telemedicine vendors in the US.
  • Future outlook and projections of the US telemedicine market.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Global Telemedicine Market Introduction

2. Global Telemedicine Market Size, 2006-2013

3. Global Telemedicine Market Segmentation

4. The US Telemedicine Market Introduction and Size, 2006-2013

5. The US Telemedicine Market Segmentation

6. Price Analysis of The US Telemedicine Market

7. Competitive Landscape of Major Players in the US Telemedicine Market

8. The US Remote Patient Monitoring System Market Introduction and Size, 2007-2012

9. Global mHealth Market Introduction and Size, 2011-2013

10. The US mHealth Market Introduction and Size, 2011-2013

11. The US mHealth Market Segmentation

12. The US Telemedicine Market Trends and Developments

13. The US Telemedicine Market Future Outlook, 2014-2018

14. Macroeconomic Variables for the US Telemedicine Market, 2006-2018

15. Appendix

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