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The new report by HBS Consulting examines the reality of point-of-care
testing (POC) in European Hospitals and practices in 6 European countries and
provides you with following information:
Subject of this report
- Indication of the type and number of tests conducted by private practices
& hospitals per country
- Market size in - by product segment
- Market shares by Product segment
- Market growth and forecasts by product segment and country
- Indication of data management/Software storage requirements in hospitals
by country
- The future of data management software requirements in hospitals
- Opportunity analysis (also including healthcare politics)
- Trends regarding decentralized healthcare services (policlinics, hospital
outpatient)
Segmentation
By Country
- Germany . Austria
- Switzerland . Italy
- BeNeLux . UK
By Product
- Glucose Testing
- Haemoglobin Testing
- Electrolyte Testing
- Acid - base metabolism
- Haemostasis
- Homeostasis
- Rapid Cardiac Testing
- Drugs of Abuse Screening
By Respondent
- Private Practices
- Hospitals
- Industry Players
Product Value Proposition
The study will allow the owner of the information to:
- Assess current market realities in terms of current POC test usage per
country, divided by hospitals and GPs
- Position yourself in the dynamic segment of POC testing
- Identify geographic and product markets with the highest potential for
sales
- Reflect the current situation not only at a specific point in time, but
monitor trends over a period of time (both in terms of market participants
as well as product types)
- Model market and own sales forecasts based on end-user assessments
- Reflect the expected behaviour of buyers, not just the expectations of
sellers; but by the motivations of buyers.
- Understand Data Management and IT connectivity product requirements by End
User
- Further Need of POC test products The report can be disseminated to anyone
in the organisation who is responsible for sales budget planning and will
assist in more accurate planning, which is decisive for other budget
allocation.
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