AI in Healthcare June 27, 2019
Dave Pearson

The U.S. and European market for operating-room (OR) equipment and technology will grow from $4.5 billion now to more than $7 billion by 2022. Hospitals hoping to keep up with their competition during the boomlet need to invest in integrating robotics to improve precision, virtual reality to inform pre-surgery planning and AI to analyze risks.

So says Frost & Sullivan in new market research it began promoting June 27.

Other key components of winning strategies will include partnering with industry to reach a broader patient base and providing patient-centric services that “are not necessarily aligned to clinical outcomes,” Frost & Sullivan says.

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