[London, UK] A new study shows there is a strong belief among mHealth app developers that platforms “will become an integrated part of the healthcare system” while reducing the costs for hospital readmission and length of stay.
Research2guidance published their 6th annual study on mHealth in October this year, analysing the current status and trends of the global market.
Since 2015, reportedly 100,000 mHealth apps have been added although the demand side has gradually decreased from 35% to only 7% this year.
The research2guidance study shows that the number of global mHealth app publishers has doubled over the past four years.
‘Health professionals think health apps would really benefit their patients’
Liz Ashall-Payne, Co-founder of the Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Applications (ORCHA) talked exclusively to BJ-HC about the complex process of app reviewing. For the full article click here
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