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“Operating room management Market Research Report - Forecast to 2023” to its offering.
The report provides an in-depth analysis of regional data and an accurate projection of the
market size and share of the Top 10 market players across the globe.
The Global Operating Room Management Market is expected to generate an impressive
double digit CAGR of 18.6 % during the forecast period 2017-2023.
Operating rooms need high investment and maintenance costs. Surgeries also account for
the largest share of the revenues and budgets of hospitals. Thus it is imperative as well as
strategic for hospitals to manage operating rooms efficiently as the opportunity to increase
returns omn investments by optimising the use is greatest for operating rooms. Operating
room management aims to maximize operational efficiency by increasing the number of
surgical procedures performed and by minimizing the resources needed. Strategic operating
room management deals with long-term decision-making based on predicted work load
which is not limited to maximizing the utilization of personnel’s and materials but also
involves expansion decisions, optimal patient safety and outcomes, decrease delays with an
end result of achieving satisfaction of outcomes for both the physicians and the patients.
The prime drivers of the market are pricing pressures on hospitals, concerns over growing
healthcare costs, greater patient satisfaction, growing healthcare infrastructure and
redevelopment. Growing numbers of surgeries owing to rising risk factors such as elderly
and chronic sick population, diseases are the demographic drivers of the market.
Elective surgery is scheduled in advance and are subject to choice of the patient or
physician depending on economics, medical conditions and payers concerns. Thus the
emergence of payers like healthcare insurance and reimbursements coupled with the
growing choices has led to increase in the power of buyers in the surgeries market which is
favouring hospitals with the least cost and best outcome.
The development of these antecedents coupled with the adoption of information technology
and analytics in healthcare has charged the market. Advent of cloud computing has
eliminated the need for onsite deployment of operating room management systems. The
growing functionality of operating room management systems is reflected by the plethora of
function additions representing the dashboard of a financial company! The list includes but
is not limited to utilization rates, case cancellation rate, contribution margin per operating
room hour, turnover time, staffing costs, contribution margin per hour and others.
The advent of connected healthcare and big data has only resulted in heating the market as
more and more players are entering the market. The consolidation of the U.S. healthcare
sector in the recent years and the growing development of multispecialty hospitals is
expected to benefit the market owing to increase in purchasing power.
Market players of Global Operating Room Management Market:
Getinge AB, Cardinal Health, Omnicell, Inc., HCA Healthcare, TECSYS Inc., Healthcare IQ,
Medtronic plc, Siemens, Owens & Minor Medical, Inc., Becton, Dickinson and Company,
Merivaara, EIZO Corporation., Mizuho OSI and others.
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Segments:
To generate a bird’s view, the global operating room management market is segmented on
the basis of solution, deployment, end users and regions.
Based on the solution, the market has been segmented as data management &
communication solutions, anesthesia information management solutions, operating room
supply management solutions, scheduling solutions, performance management solutions,
pre and post-operative management solutions, climate solutions and others.
On the basis of deployment, the market has been classified as on-premise, and cloud-
based.
On the basis of end user, the market has been classified as hospitals, ambulatory surgical
units, others. The hospitals segments is sub segmented into large hospitals of greater than
300 beds, and small which have less than 300 beds.