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2007 Essentials of the US Hospital IT Market - Ancillary Departments Chapter
HIMSS Analytics, Nov 2007, Pages: 43
The Ancillary Departments Chapter is a stand-alone chapter from the overall 2007 Essentials of the US Hospital IT Market Report.
The Essentials of the U.S. Hospital IT Market - 2007, available in PDF format, is based on an analysis of current data taken from the HIMSS Analytics Database (derived from the Dorenfest IHDS+ Database™). The HIMSS Analytics Database contains detailed IT information on more than 5,000 hospitals and 28,000 medical facilities in the U.S. The Essentials report provides a current and composite overview of the U.S. hospital information technology market, including:
Four-Year CAGR IT Spending Forecast
Application Overviews for:
- Ambulatory Applications
- Ancillary Clinical Systems
- Cardiology PACS
- Document Management
- Electronic Medical Records (Shared Electronic Health Record)
- The EMR (SEHR) Adoption Model
- Financial Decision Support
- Financial Management
- Health Information Management
- Human Resources
- Nursing
- Revenue Cycle Management
- Radiology PACS
Objectives of the Report
With this data, HIMSS Analytics can analyze and assess industry trends related to legacy IT systems, emerging IT systems, current technologies and emerging technologies. Our analysis of this data will accomplish the following objectives:
- Present a forecast of market spending for key application environments, as well as the overall market.
- Present the market status for major financial and clinical ap¬plications.
- Present vendor market-share positions relative to major finan¬cial and clinical applications.
- Present predicted growth rates for key healthcare applications.
Research Methodologies
HIMSS Analytics collects data on a continuous basis to create its database of hospitals and associated organizational entities. Data gathered by HIMSS Analytics is first captured with structured frameworks. The data is then “scrubbed” in a quality assurance procedure, to ensure the data is accurate and reliable. Data used for research and analysis is subjected to analysis for emerging market shifts and trends as well as changing market drivers and technology adoption.
The resulting research analysis is then peer-reviewed by the HIMSS Analytics researchers with a final review provided by HIMSS Analytics executives.
HIMSS Analytics Database (derived from the Dorenfest IHDS+ DatabaseTM)
The database provides a comprehensive overview of the IT environments of more than 5,000 hospitals and 30,000 healthcare facilities that are associated with these hospitals. The database includes information on over 100 applications, server, desktop, wireless, network, security and specific departmental technologies in use by these facilities.
The database also includes demographic information regarding hospital ownership positions in integrated delivery networks, the key management contacts for the IDS and hospitals, and the relationship with owned or affiliated ambulatory or sub-acute facilities. Hospitals that participate in the annual study receive free benchmark reports that compare hospitals to 21 peers relative to staffing, budgeting and operating support metrics, which include the EMR Adoption Model comparisons that provide insights into IT sophistication and intensity.
The overall 2007 Essentials of the US Hospital IT Market Report is also available for purchase together with each of the individual chapters.
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