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Research from Circana, who would not be a typical HLTH exhibitor but who provide us with great research into consumers and retail behavior, looked at The DigitalHealth Consumer in a September 2024 report. consumers), managing weight (among 59%), fine-tuning lifestyle habits for health (57%), and to boost energy (for 39% of consumers).
Accenture probes this question in a report published today asking, How Can Leaders Make Recent DigitalHealth Gains Last? had adopted wearable technology for health tracking, a nearly 50% decline from 2019 (from 33% in 2018 to 18% in late 2019).
This news is a signal that health care and the larger tech-enabled ecosystem that supports health and well-being is embedded in peoples’ everyday lives. Beyond tracking activity/steps, exercise and weight via digital means, more patients began to track blood pressure with connected cuffs and wrist-worn devices.
When announced, the news was a signal that health care and the larger tech-enabled ecosystem that supports health and well-being is embedded in peoples’ everyday lives. Beyond tracking activity/steps, exercise and weight via digital means, more patients began to track blood pressure with connected cuffs and wrist-worn devices.
At the same time, 2 in 3 people were also concerned aobut the privacy of their health information on apps. And there’s the ambivalence of “concerned embrace” of digitalhealth. The most popular ways people currently track their health is for exercise, sleep, weight, diet and food, and blood pressure.
As someone who has tracked and worked with the digitalhealth industry since the inception of the Internet in health care, my portfolio of advisory work has tracked with the S-curve of adoption of, broadly speaking, computers and connectivity in health care. And you’ll hear more updates from me live from #CES2025.
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. “The public’s use of health apps and wearables has increased in recent years but digitalhealth still has room to grow,” a new poll from Morning Consul t asserts, published today. Among digitalhealth tech users, most check into them at least once every day in the past month.
I noted the Yin-and-Yang-and the Blur of this health data ecosystem in 2013 when I attended CES, HIMSS and South-by-Southwest in a matter of weeks, kicking tires on digitalhealth developments at all three events. By 2022, CTA projects that connected exercise equipment will reach sales of 2.5
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The second chart dives into the data for heart disease and cancer, showing that more steps — again, the 10,000 goal — reduces death rates for both cardiac health and for deaths from cancers. This is a useful proof-point for recommending exercise-as-medicine.
Growing digitalhealth investments that will push patient utilization up. Health systems finding ways to provide more care using less resources. As we ponder health care utilization and medical spending in 2022, the wild cards that could increase PwC’s 6.5% Preparations for the next pandemic, and.
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With that macro context, CTA expects “healthy growth for health tech,” illustrated in the first chart, with over $13 bn in U.S. The largest segments in health tech are for smartwatches, connected exercise equipment, and fitness activity tracks whose revenues may have hit their max last year. About 1 in 5 U.S.
.” And those services are underpinned and scaled through digital technology. While most patients have had some experience using digital tools in their medicines-life-flows, one-half said they had to use more than one digitalhealth platform, lacking a more integrated omnichannel approach.
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