Clinical Practice Management Software Market to Register 15.2 % CAGR from 2017-2023

Pune, India, October, 2018 /press release/- Market Research Future Published a Half-Cooked Research Report on  Clinical Practice Management Software Market Research Report.

Clinical practice management software (PMS) is a software designed for healthcare operations management that offers a wide range of application functions including patient registration, appointment scheduling, medical billing, and others. Burgeoning healthcare sector worldwide, along with the proliferation of care facilities define the growing market landscape of PMS. Over the last decade, the healthcare industry is growing by leaps and bound due to the ever-increasing population prompting a tremendous need for effective treatment and care.

Recognizing the potential this market holds to grow further, Market Research Future (MRFR) in its recently published study report asserts that the global clinical practice management software market is expected to evaluate at exponential value by 2023, registering an impressive CAGR of 15.2 % during the forecast period (2017 – 2023). 

Extensive demand for this software by hospitals alongside a large number of healthcare IT companies providing client-specific software solutions fosters the market growth across the globe. Simultaneously, availability of user-friendly software solutions that are enhancing the performance of healthcare professionals, improving operations of caregiving facilities contributes to the growth of PMS market.

On the other hand, slightly higher cost of this software acts as a headwind, impeding the market growth. However, the efficiency and efficacy of this software that enhances overall operation management in hospitals and clinical setting, helping them to manage the continuous flow of patients, is expected to support the market growth over the forecast period.

Global Clinical Practice Management Software Market   - Segments

MRFR has segmented its analysis into three key dynamics for enhanced understanding.

By Mode of Deliveries     : On-Premise and Cloud-Based, among others.

By End-Users                      : Hospitals, Clinics, and Laboratories, among others.

By Regions                          :  Europe, North America, APAC and the Rest-of-the-World.

Global Clinical Practice Management Software Market – Geographical Analysis

The PMS market in the North American region accounts for the largest market, globally. Some factors such as increasing digital advancements in medical technology, extensive uptake of PMS in hospitals, along with the presence of healthcare IT companies that are quadrupling by numbers are propelling the market growth in the region.  Also, demand for user-friendly software along with the importance of electronic medical records contributes to the market growth.

The European region is another lucrative market for clinical practice management software standing at the second position. The market is heading with the augmenting demand for PMS across clinical settings. Undoubtedly, the resurging economy in the region is a dominant factor substantiating the market growth, increasing healthcare facilities.  Also, the increased funding in the rising numbers of specialty services offered by various health care providers provides impetus to the market growth in the region.

The PMS market in the Asia Pacific region is rapidly emerging as a promising market.  Burgeoning healthcare sector along with the spreading awareness about the use of IT in patient management, appointment scheduling, and medical billing defines the market landscape in the region. Furthermore, rapidly improving economic conditions along with the market penetration of healthcare technology in the region provide impetus to the market growth. The PMS market in the APAC with some of its untapped regions offers high growth opportunities.

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Global Clinical Practice Management Software Market   - Competitive Landscape

Highly competitive clinical practice management software market appears to be fragmented owing to the presence of several big & small market players along with new entrants churning the competition. Key players are adopting the strategic trends for business expansion in the emerging markets. Key market players are focusing on optimized situational awareness for customers, ensuring their mission success. Matured players, through various strategies such as collaboration, M&A activities, and innovations are continually seeking market expansion.

They increasingly invest in R&D activities and to develop cost-effective product portfolio. These players possess state of the art facilities to develop software and strong sales and distribution network which have helped them to gain the leadership position in the market. Marketers operating in the Clinical Practice Management industry are focusing on inbound lead generation more than ever.  Industry’s marketing executives look for ROI-oriented strategies that can pay off quickly.

Key Players:

Some of the eminent leaders of the market include Cerner Corporation (U.S), Optum Inc. (U.S), McKesson Corporation (U.S), Cognizant (U.S), Dell (U.S), Koninklijke Philips N.V. (U.S), Siemens Ltd.(Germany), Xerox Corporation (U.S), Epic Systems Corporation (U.S), Allscripts (U.S), and GE Electronic (U.S).

Industry/ Innovation /Related News:

October 10, 2018 – DocuTAP (US), one of the leading global healthcare technology companies and provider of electronic medical records (EMR) and practice management (PM) software announced a new strategic partnership with Urgent Care Group (UCG), an urgent care company. As per the terms, UCG has implemented DocuTAP’s EMR and PM software solutions in their seven MEDcare Urgent Care centers across South Carolina.

October 10, 2018 – Henry Schein, Inc. (US), a leading global provider of healthcare products and services to office-based dental, animal health, and medical practitioners, announced the launch of a brand campaign - Rely on Henry Schein.