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  • Assessing Clinical and Operational Outcomes of PET-CT in India

    • May 21, 2020
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: APAC / ASEAN, BY BUSINESS CHALLENGES, Nuclear Medicine Equipment, Outcomes Research
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    Our Client: A global medical technologies manufacturer dealing with nuclear medicine equipment Challenge Statement: Our client wanted to develop deep, quantifiable evidence supporting their clinical, operational and financial claims with regards to a newly developed PET-CT Scanner EMeRG Approach:  Key hospitals in Tier II/III towns within India having the relevant PET-CT scanner were identified and screened Site visits were
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  • Market Opportunity Assessment for Select Medical Devices in Kenya

    • November 15, 2017
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: Africa, BY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, Cardiovascular devices, Diagnostic Imaging, GTM Strategy, ICU equipment, Market Entry Assessment, Maternal & Infant Care, Nuclear Medicine Equipment, Operating Room devices, Patient Monitoring
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    “With 74% of its population in rural areas, and health insurance being extended only to 25% of the entire population, healthcare access is limited to a few key regions in Kenya” Overview: Medical Devices Market in Kenya Valued at $120Mn in 2016, the Kenyan medical devices market is being driven by opportunities through risk sharing
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  • Market Opportunity Assessment for Select Medical Devices in Egypt

    • February 17, 2017
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: Africa, BY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, Cardiovascular devices, Diagnostic Imaging, GTM Strategy, ICU equipment, Market Entry Assessment, Maternal & Infant Care, Nuclear Medicine Equipment, Operating Room devices, Patient Monitoring
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    “While the private health sector shares a significant burden including diagnosis and specialized surgeries, it predominantly serves the better-offs. Public hospitals continue to be the lifeline for majority of the lower middle-income population…” Overview: Medical Devices Market in Egypt Valued at $900Mn in 2016, the Egyptian medical devices market is being driven by opportunities through
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  • Market Opportunity Assessment for Select Medical Devices in Algeria

    • January 17, 2017
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: Africa, BY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, Cardiovascular devices, Diagnostic Imaging, GTM Strategy, ICU equipment, Market Entry Assessment, Maternal & Infant Care, Nuclear Medicine Equipment, Operating Room devices, Patient Monitoring
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    “With 74% of its population in rural areas, and health insurance being extended only to 25% of the entire population, healthcare access is limited to a few key regions in Algeria” Overview: Medical Devices Market in Algeria Valued at $120Mn in 2016, the Algerian medical devices market is being driven by opportunities through risk sharing
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  • Mapping of Oncology Infrastructure and Need-gap analysis across ASEAN and APAC

    • October 5, 2016
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: AFRICA, ASEAN, BY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, Diagnostic Imaging, GTM Strategy, Market Entry Assessment, NPI Research, Nuclear Medicine Equipment
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    Overview: Cancer in Emerging markets With 14.9Mn new cancer cases and 8.2Mn cancer deaths in 2013, global incidence of cancer is on the rise. ASEAN itself accounted for about 700,000 new cancer cases in 2015 while 54 African countries contributed to 847,000 new cancer cases. It is further estimated that Less developed countries accounted for
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  • New Product Introduction study for a wireless imaging sensor in US, Eu and Japan

    • December 12, 2014
    • Posted by: Team EMeRG
    • Category: Africa, BY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, Cardiovascular devices, Diagnostic Imaging, GTM Strategy, ICU equipment, Market Entry Assessment, Maternal & Infant Care, Nuclear Medicine Equipment, Operating Room devices, Patient Monitoring
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    “The biggest hurdle towards penetration is absence of Wi-Fi Direct capabilities in many medical devices. In the future, if it were to be allowed in the hospital system, authentication from the IT would become mandatory…” Overview: Market for Wi-Fi enabled Medical Devices Over the past decade, several med-tech companies have incorporated WLAN in their offerings
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