Analytics firm calls for the affordability and accessibility of advanced medical devices

Healthcare professionals should use advanced devices fit to their workflow.

It is necessary to delve into complex dynamics concerning these devices, scrutinising matters like steep expenses, technological obstacles, and the pursuit of affordability and availability, said GlobalData.

Cynthia Stinchcombe, Medical Analyst at GlobalData, said the debate over higher prices of advanced medical devices is underscored by factors which are “not merely arbitrary figures, but a reflection of the investments, research, and development that drive innovation in this field.” 

It is also crucial that the devices hinge on their ability to be integrated into the existing healthcare infrastructure seamlessly. This integration, whilst often overlooked, is highly needed as it directly influences the effectiveness of the device in real-world clinical settings.

“The usability and integration of these advanced medical devices are essential for their success. Ensuring that healthcare professionals can use these devices effectively and that they fit into existing clinical workflows is crucial,” Stinchcombe said.

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