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29 May 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

A concise telehealth app development guide. Learn how to develop a telemedicine app from scratch: a market overview, core features, trends, and more.

28 May 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Statistics show that an increasing number of people are buying medications online or are interested in doing so. According to a Zion Market report, the global e-pharmacy market, with an estimated worth of $42 billion in 2018, is expected to reach $107 billion by 2025. However, convenient solutions for ordering and purchasing prescription drugs online are few and far between. Developing a medicine…

28 May 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Mobile apps are being integrated into healthcare systems worldwide to improve care, provide health-related information, and help patients manage their own health. Within hospital management there are a number of problems that can also be addressed with mobile solutions. Which workflow inefficiencies are medical facilities struggle with? A lack of standardisation in documentation. A decentralised…

28 May 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Industry wide, healthcare costs are continuously increasing. Medical services have become more expensive, especially in the US, and the market for digital solutions is experiencing record growth. According to Global Market Insights, the digital health industry, valued at $86.4 billion in 2018, will exceed $500 billion by 2025. Healthcare app development costs rise in tandem with the industry as a…

28 May 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

From the very first solutions till now, unintuitive design is a recognisable problem in healthcare software. Both institutions and patients are reluctant to adopt digital tools, largely because of their design inadequacies. Experts claim that design has been regarded as unimportant in healthcare and that companies need education focusing on why design is worth the investment. Truly helpful, easy…

22 May 2020 • Anastasia Osypenko

Patient data is at the core of any digitised healthcare system. Through it, researchers and doctors can develop a deeper understanding of causes and risks in certain conditions, improve treatments, and develop new ways to prevent disease. But if medical records fall into the wrong hands, they can be used for identity fraud or to jeopardize patient security in myriad other ways. Modern-day…