Patient Registry Software Market Best Manufactures Report For Vision Technologies, Inc., Quintiles Inc., Dacima Software Inc., PatientCrossroads, Evado eClinical Solutions, Mckesson Corporation

Health care systems costs in developed countries are rising, due to introduction of advanced medical technology and hospital care. Moreover, rapid adoption of smart phones and health sensors worn on the body, provide access to data on wide range of physiological, biological information about the patient to hospitals and health providers for better treatment solutions. These factors are playing a vital role in propelling growth of the patient’s registry software market. Registry software are providing ideal patient care in hospitals and various clinics, the physicians are able to maximize the treatment output with the real time monitoring maximizes the healthcare output.

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Increasing prevalence of various chronic diseases such as HIV, cancer, tuberculosis, and influenza around the world is expected to propel the market growth of global patient registry software significantly. For instance, according to the World Health Organization fact sheet of 2018, cancer was responsible for 8.8 million deaths in 2015, globally. Moreover, World Health Organization report of 2017 showed around 1.0 million deaths occurred due to HIV related illnesses worldwide. These factors are propelling growth of the patient’s registry software market.

Registry software aid in improving patient care in hospitals and various clinics, as physicians are able to maximize the treatment output with real-time monitoring, which maximizes the healthcare output. Patient registry software aids in maintaining patient records, which helps in better health care delivery.

However, slow rate of adoption and high cost of the software is expected to restrain growth of the market. Moreover, the annual subscription/renewal of the software and single user license are limiting the patient registry software market growth. Furthermore, misuse of patient information (data privacy) is one of the major factors hampering the market growth.

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For instance, According to North American Association of Central Cancer Registries (NAACCR) 2018, Nine Canadian (8 Provinces and 1 territory) and 55 U.S. registries (49 states, Puerto Rico, and 4 metropolitan and 1 regional registry) were certified by NAACCR. The percentage of the North American population that is covered by high quality certified registries for 2018 is approximately 93%.

The insights in patient’s registry data can be useful for policymakers, for demonstrating that the particular service or item was provided properly to the patients meeting the specific characteristics, and to collect new information, which was not available in the existing clinical trials and research. The creation of disease specific data registries has been recommended for improving patient care. The use of registries to assess performance of health sector or risk-sharing arrangement is increasing in countries such as France, the U.K., Australia, and Germany. This is also expected to further support growth of the market.

Key players operating in the patient registry software market are Global Vision Technologies, Inc., Quintiles Inc., Dacima Software Inc., PatientCrossroads, Evado eClinical Solutions, Mckesson Corporation, Liaison Technologies, and Imagetrend, Inc.

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