Global Telemedicine Market Trends & Forecast Report 2026

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Global Telemedicine Market
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?According to a study conducted recently by the
strategic consulting and market research
firm, BlueWeave Consulting, the global
telemedicine market was worth USD 51.0 Billion in
2020 and is further projected to reach USD 152.3
Billion by 2027, at a CAGR of 16.1during
2021-2027 (forecast period). Growing consumer
demand, a dearth of healthcare professionals,
increasing patient acceptance, escalating
healthcare expenses, government assistance,
developments in telecommunications, and rising
demand for improved health outcomes have all
contributed to the growth of the global
telemedicine market. Furthermore, the ongoing
pandemic has fueled the increased use of
telehealth, indicating that there is still plenty
of room for growth in the coming
years. Government InitiativesAccelerating the
Growth of the Global Telemedicine
Market Government initiatives and policies have
been playing an essential role in driving the
growth of the global telemedicine market. The
governments of several countries across the world
are implementing new policies and reimbursement
standards to support telehealth.
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Technological Advancements Encouraging the Global
Telemedicine Market Telehealth technology is
getting a lot of attention for coronavirus
treatment. Technological innovations in
telemedicine has enabled healthcare providers to
diagnose, treat and monitor a patients progress
remotely with greater efficiency, thereby
propelling the growth of the global telemedicine
market. Telemedicine is no longer restricted to
wireless devices or other telecommunications
methods. Robotics, Machine Learning (ML),
Blockchain Technology, IoMT (Internet of Medical
Things), and AI (Artificial Intelligence)-enabled
chatbots are increasingly being used by
telemedicine businesses around the world for
gathering patient information, reviewing patient
records, treating patients, making diagnoses, and
even creating vaccines. For example, IoMT
involves the connected smart ambulance, in which
real-time streaming of patient data and emergency
consultation mostly through video
facilitates remote support of on-site paramedics.
Similarly, remote surgery (tele-surgery) via
self-powered surgical robots is also
being carried out. Read Morehttps//www.bluewea
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