Electronic Health Records: The Information Center of Connected Care / パークスアソシエイツ社

北米の電子カルテ市場調査:在宅治療向けの情報センター

Electronic Health Records: The Information Center of Connected Care

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“Within the next five years, the use of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Personal Health Records (PHR) will become more widespread,” said Harry Wang, Director of Health and Mobile Product Research at Parks Associates. “Government incentives, new technologies, and a growing need for more efficient and effective healthcare will drive the market toward more integrated and patient-centric medical record solutions and applications.”

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CONTENTS

The Bottom Line

1.0 Report Summary

1.1 Purpose of Report
1.2 Scope of Report
1.3 Research Approach
1.3.1 Sources of Information
1.3.2 Definitions and Classifications

2.0 EMR and PHR: Industry Overview

2.1 Industry Background
2.2 Major EMR Vendors
2.2.1 Acute Care Market
2.2.2 Ambulatory Care Market
2.2.3 Health Information Exchange Market
2.3 Key PHR Vendors
2.3.1 Tethered Solution Providers
2.3.2 Consumer-Centric PHRs
2.3.3 PHR Platforms: HealthVault, Google Health, and Dossia
2.3.4 PHR Application Developers
2.4 Stakeholder Analysis
2.4.1 Hospital Systems
2.4.2 Physicians and Nurses
2.4.3 Insurance Companies
2.4.4 Disease Management Companies
2.5 Government Regulations and Incentives
2.5.1 ARRA and Meaningful Use
2.5.2 Medicare/Medicaid
2.5.3 Privacy and Security Regulation

3.0 Technology Analysis

3.1 Integration, Interface, and Interoperability
3.2 Proprietary vs. Open Systems
3.3 Wireless Access

4.0 Market Projections

4.1 Market Drivers and Barriers
4.2 Forecast Methodology
4.3 Source of Information
4.4 EMR Spending and PHR User Projections

5.0 Market Implications for Connected Care

Appendix A: Revised Privacy and Security Regulation in ARRA

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Terms and Acronyms
EMR Guidance from Institute of Medicine
HIMSS Seven-Stage EHR Adoption Model and Trends
Major EMR Vendors in the Acute Market
EMR Vendors in the Ambulatory Care Market
Tethered PHR Solution Vendors
Examples of Deployment Costs of Patient Portal
Consumer-Centric PHR Solution Provider
PHR Platform Providers: HealthVault, Google Health, Dossia
Examples of PHR Applications
Examples of PHR Applications
Examples of Successful EMR/PHR Implementation at IDNs
Physician-On-Demand Service Providers
Impact of HIPPA, Stark Law, and Anti-Kickback Statue on EHR Adoption
Summary of HITECH Section in ARRA
ARRA Incentive Payout and Penalty Schedule for Physicians
EHR Meaningful Use Criteria
EMR/PHR Interoperability Standards
Examples of Mobile EMR/PHR Solutions
Market Forecast Methodology
List of Companies Interviewed
U.S. EMR Spending Forecasts (2009-2014)
U.S. PHR User Forecasts (2009-2014)

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190億ドルの米国政府の刺激策により拡大する電子カルテの採用

2010年3月3日
最近の米国政府のEMR(電子機器による医療記録)の刺激策によって、消費者の認知が高まり、ユーザ数は2014年には1億人を上回り、今後数年間は電子カルテ(PHR)プロバイダへのトリクルダウン(おこぼれ式経済効果)が見込まれるだろうと、米国調査会社パークスアソシエイツ社の調査レポート「北米の電子カルテ市場調査:在宅治療向けの情報センター - Electronic Health Records: The Information Center of Connected Care」は報告している。

この調査レポートは、米国連邦政府の190億ドルの財政支援による刺激策は、電子健康記録(EHR)を「有意義に利用(Meaningful use)」した医師に対する奨励金を配布するなど、採用を促進するように設計されていることに注目している。PHR(電子カルテ)はその一部である。

「出だしは遅れたものの、政府のインセンティブによって電子カルテ市場は成長をはじめている。医師向けにも患者向けにも利用される電子カルテに接続できるポータルは、今後数年間、最も急速に成長するだろう。電子カルテは、患者とのコミュニケーションツールとなると同時に、インセンティブを受け取る権利を得られるものとなるだろう。医師は消費者に電子カルテの利益を伝え、結果として認知度が高まり、頻繁に利用することにつながるだろう」と、パークスアソシエイツ社のHarry Wang氏は語る。

この調査レポートは、消費者が、個人的な医療や健康情報を、セルフケアや医師などと共有するために、接続したり保存したりすることのできる電子カルテのソフトウエアやアプリケーションを定義している。

この調査レポートは、プロバイダや消費者の、EMRやPHRの採用の分析と、利用モデルの詳細、政府の奨励策、パイロットプログラム、技術トレンドを記載している。

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03 March 2010
Parks Associates predicts expanded adoption for Personal Health Records due to $19 billion government incentive

Government EMR Incentive Raises PHR Visibility and Promotes Usage

The U.S. government’s recent EMR (electronic medical records) incentive will trickle down to benefit personal health record (PHR) providers over the next few years, raising awareness among consumers and pushing total number of PHR users over 100 million by 2014, according to Electronic Health Records: Information Center of Connected Care.

This new industry report from international research firm Parks Associates notes that the $19 billion financial incentive from the U.S. federal government designed to promote EMR adoption includes a “meaningful use” requirement. PHR, though not fully spelled out, is implied in one of the requirements.

“Despite a slow start, the PHR market is poised to grow, thanks in large part to government incentives,” said Harry Wang, Director, Health and Mobile Product Research, Parks Associates. “Patient portal as a tethered PHR will experience the fastest expansion over the next few years because it will serve a dual purpose for physicians. PHR will serve as a patient communication tool and will also help them qualify for the incentive. Doctors will communicate the benefits of PHRs to consumers, resulting in rising awareness and more frequent usage.”

Parks Associates defines PHRs as software and applications designed to enable consumers to access and store personal health and wellness information for self-care or for sharing with doctors or designated recipients.

Electronic Health Records: Information Center of Connected Care analyzes adoption of EMR and PHR among providers and consumers and offers insights on usage models, government incentives, pilot programs, and technology trends.