Global and China Telemedicine and Online Healthcare Industry Development in 2015

Research on China Telemedicine and Online Healthcare Industry, 2015 report is the latest addition to RnRMarketResearch.com industry research reports collection. The report is about 115 pages and provides Data Charts; the report is published in Aug -2015.

Due to the severely imbalanced medical resources, telemedicine and online healthcare have huge development penitential in China. The rapid development of medical informatization and wearable devices have and will continue to boost the bright prospect of telemedicine and online healthcare in China.

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By the end of 2014, 50% of provincial level hospitals and 42% of primary hospitals has built up telemedicine centers in China respectively. Viewing from specific businesses, expert consultation is the most developed business, along with medical image consultation, education & training and pathology consultation.

Approximate RMB 16.36 billion been invested on telemedicine in China in 2014, among which, PACS System, Regional Medical Information Platform and HIS System ranked the top 3 segments with investment amount of RMB 3.74, 3.06 and 1.84 billion respectively.

Policies have largely limited the development of online healthcare in China. In August 2014, NHFPC of China released the ‘Advanced on the Telemedicine Services among Medical Institutions’, which stipulated that non-medical institutions cannot develop telemedicine, only health consultation is permitted.

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Even so, the market size of online healthcare industry in China still reached RMB 10.88 billion in 2014, where transaction revenue accounts for more than 90% of the market share along with the decreased advertisement revenue in recent 5 years. It’s worth noting that smart devices...