Global Telehealth Products & Services
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Published Aug 31, 2017 |
28 Pages |
Pub ID: FFO15525736
This report forecasts global revenues for 2018-2022 for telehealth products and services by type and major world region in nominal US dollars at the manufacturers' level. Type segments include: equipment and devices, and services.
Major world regions include North America, Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA), Asia/Pacific, and Latin America. To illustrate historical trends, world, type, and regional demand are provided in annual series for 2012-2017.
- Highlights
- Table Figure 1 - Global Telehealth Product & Service Regional Outlook, 2017-2022
- Global Overview & Forecasts
- Revenues by Type
- Table Figure 2 - Global Telehealth Product & Service Revenues by Type, 2012-2022
- Table Global Telehealth Product & Service Revenues by Type, 2012-2022
- Table Figure 3 - Global Telehealth Product & Service Revenues by Type, 2012-2022
- Equipment & Devices
- Table Figure 4 - Global Telehealth Equipment & Device Revenues by Facility Application, 2012-2022
- Table Global Telehealth Equipment & Device Revenues by Facility Application, 2012-2022
- Table Figure 5 - Global Telehealth Equipment & Device Revenues by Facility Application, 2012-2022
- Services
- Revenues by Type
- Regional Segmentation & Forecasts
- Regional Overview
- Table Figure 6 - Global Telehealth Product & Service Revenues by Region, 2012-2022
- Table Global Telehealth Product & Service Revenues by Region, 2012-2022
- North America
- Europe/Middle East/Africa
- Asia/Pacific
- Latin America
- Table Figure 7 - Global Telehealth Product & Service Revenues by Region, 2012-2022
- Regional Overview
- Industry Structure
- Competitors
- Table Leading Suppliers to the Global Telehealth Product & Service Market
- Medtronic
- Royal Philips
- Abbott Laboratories
- Competitors
- About This Report
- Scope & Method
- Sources
- Industry Codes
- Table Industry Codes Related to Telehealth Products & Services
- Resources
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