Concise Analysis of the South African Healthcare IT Market

DUBLIN , Mar. 03, 2014
/PRNewswire/ -- (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/pmmvqv/healthcare_it) has announced the addition of the "Concise Analysis of the South African Healthcare IT Market" report to their offering.

The use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets are expected to bring a structural change in the way healthcare providers deal with their patients. Both providers and consumers of healthcare services can benefit from reduced cost and better care, due to easy access to real time information. Patients may not need to be present in clinics and hospitals every time they need a diagnosis. Moreover, they can be discharged early as they can check their health progress without remaining admitted in the hospital. Medical practitioners can also access data even when they are not present in their offices. This kind of communication will help in better patient care. It will enable patients to be discharged early from hospitals and will also prevent any delay in patients getting admitted to hospitals or nursing homes.

According to the report, one of the major growth drivers is the need to store and use patient data effectively, in order to provide improved medical services. With an increase in the amount of patient information stored in digital format, the need to securely and effectively retain this data has become a prime motive for healthcare providers.

1. Executive Summary

2. List of Abbreviations

3. Introduction

4. Market Research Methodology

5. Scope of the Report

6. Market Landscape

7. South African Government IT Initiatives

8. Revenue Segmentation

9. City Wise Segmentation

10. Vendor Landscape

11. Buying Criteria

12. Market Growth Drivers

13. Drivers and their Impact

14. Market Challenges

15. Impact of Drivers and Challenges

16. Market Trends

17. Key Vendor Analysis

18. Other Reports in this Series

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