Mercado de soluciones clínicas electrónicas en Oriente Medio y África: tendencias de la industria y pronóstico hasta 2030

Análisis y tamaño del mercado de soluciones clínicas electrónicas en Oriente Medio y África

El mercado de soluciones clínicas electrónicas de Oriente Medio y África está fragmentado, ya que está formado por muchos actores globales como Oracle, IQVIA Inc., Dassault Systemes y Clario, entre otros. La presencia de estas empresas produce precios competitivos para servicios de sistemas y software en toda la región. Debido a la presencia de estos actores a nivel regional e internacional, los proveedores y fabricantes ofrecen productos con diferentes especificaciones y características para todos los presupuestos. La creciente adopción de sistemas de captura electrónica de datos (EDC) y basados ​​en la nube está impulsando el crecimiento del mercado. Además, se espera que el creciente enfoque en los ensayos clínicos centrados en el paciente impulse el crecimiento del mercado.

Data Bridge Market Research analiza que se espera que el mercado de soluciones clínicas electrónicas de Oriente Medio y África alcance un valor de 1.082,15 millones de dólares en 2030, con una tasa de crecimiento anual compuesta (CAGR) del 11,9 % durante el período de pronóstico. Este informe de mercado también cubre en profundidad el análisis de precios y los avances tecnológicos.

Definición de mercado

El objetivo de las soluciones clínicas electrónicas es revolucionar el campo de la investigación clínica. La organización de gestión clínica está tratando de mejorar la eficacia, la eficiencia y la accesibilidad de los datos de investigación clínica para tratar a los pacientes más rápidamente. La idea detrás de la creación de las soluciones clínicas electrónicas era identificar los problemas con los datos de investigación clínica, solucionarlos y ofrecer soluciones creativas para hacer que los datos de los ensayos clínicos sean útiles y fáciles de obtener, así como para facilitar la estandarización, la elaboración de informes y el funcionamiento del ámbito de la investigación clínica. Se espera que la creciente adopción y el enfoque creciente en las soluciones y el software clínicos electrónicos impulsen el crecimiento del mercado.

 Las soluciones clínicas electrónicas, como la captura electrónica de datos (EDC), los resultados informados por los pacientes de forma electrónica (ePRO), los sistemas de gestión de ensayos clínicos (CTMS) y los sistemas de archivo maestro de ensayos electrónicos (eTMF), son programas informáticos que se utilizan en la investigación clínica para gestionar los datos clínicos. Sin embargo, se espera que las estrictas normas y regulaciones para la aprobación de estudios de ensayos clínicos y de productos limiten el crecimiento del mercado.

Dinámica del mercado de soluciones clínicas electrónicas en Oriente Medio y África

En esta sección se aborda la comprensión de los factores impulsores, las oportunidades, las limitaciones y los desafíos del mercado. Todo esto se analiza en detalle a continuación:

CONDUCTORES

Aumentar las actividades de I+D y el gasto correspondiente

Research & development is crucial in all industries, including life science and healthcare. The life science industry carries out extensive research and development to generate revenue and often brings results that embrace saving or enhancing a patient's life. Drug development requires going through clinical trials to check clinical data analysis and review its study and new data insights.

The e-clinical solutions are used for comprehensive data review, automating the data transformation process, and analytics to accelerate timelines. Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies conduct many clinical trials to complete successful drug or biologic development. Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies have increased their focus on research and development, raising the demand for e-clinical solutions.

Improved healthcare infrastructure and establishment of advanced laboratories

Infrastructure is a key pillar supporting the fundamental aim of promoting improved standards of care and well-being for all patients, together with a good healthcare system experience. In parallel, the healthcare system and staff must support effective health promotion, prevention, and self-care of the whole population.

Infrastructure must integrate the hospital, as the acute and in-patient care center, into the broader healthcare system. It should facilitate the seven domains of quality patient experience, effectiveness, efficiency, timeliness, safety, equity, and sustainability. Infrastructure includes the built environment and supporting elements such as equipment, access, information technology (IT), systems and processes, sustainability initiatives, and staff. This improved healthcare infrastructure and staff more opportunities for e-clinical solutions to grow and give better results.

OPPORTUNITY

 Increasing investments by various governments in clinical trials

Clinical trial funding comes from various sources, including the government, commercial investors, nonprofit organizations, academic institutions, and other research organizations. Historically, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has made the biggest government investments in fundamental drug development research. The defense advanced research agency (DARPA) has also contributed to the discovery stage by accepting a few relatively high-risk biologic initiatives. State governments are also increasingly taking the lead in this area, partly due to the public's frustration with the lengthy discovery process. Thus, government initiatives and investments toward discovering new drugs with trial studies are expected to create an opportunity for market growth.

RESTRAINT / CHALLENGE

Data Safety and Privacy issues

Information systems are heavily concerned with privacy and security. Access to individual health information is made possible by digitalizing healthcare services from any electronic device with an internet connection anywhere globally. Users typically are unaware of how their data is handled. Healthcare data on the cloud has caught the attention of hackers, who target systems to launch attacks and steal sensitive data in exchange for financial benefit.

Data breaches have been common since 2019, over 50 million electronic medical records have been hacked in 2021, and the number of security breaches was predicted to increase every year. The creation of inter-jurisdictional data-sharing agreements and the storage and manipulation of data holdings are significantly hampered by concerns about personal privacy and information confidentiality and the recent enactment of privacy and confidentiality legislation across the provinces and territories (exceptionally patient records). Thus, it is a restraint for the Middle East and Africa e-clinical solutions market and is expected to hamper market growth.

Post-COVID-19 Impact on the Middle East and Africa e-Clinical Solutions Market

COVID-19 positively impacted the Middle East and Africa e-clinical solutions market. The lockdown restriction led to the emergence of various opportunities such as drug development, EMR and EHR application installation, and many others.

However, increasing government support and advanced and innovative techniques are expected to provide lucrative opportunities for market growth. Moreover, increasing partnerships, acquisitions, and collaboration among market players are expected to further fuel market growth. Also, the growth has been high since the market opened after COVID-19, and it is expected that there will be considerable growth in the sector. The market players are conducting multiple activities to improve the trial study techniques. With this, the companies will bring advancement and innovation to the market.

Recent Developments

• In April 2023, the Medidata subsidiary of Dassault Systèmes announced Lambda Therapeutics is deploying Medidata's cloud-based clinical products, Rave EDC, Rave RTSM, and Rave Imaging, according to a statement from Dassault Systèmes subsidiary Medidata. Automating and optimizing data management operations and securely delivering higher-quality data for quicker insights will further improve clinical trial productivity. This has aided the business in promoting its offerings across the globe
• In March 2023, Clario has launched a cloud-based Image Viewer tool that helps the Sponsors and CROs to see the images of their clinical trials. Previously, several organizations had to participate in the image transfer procedure to see photos for a clinical trial. This complicated the already risky process and increased the possibility of delays and mistakes. This has aided the business in growing its service offering

Middle East and Africa e-Clinical Solutions Market Scope

The Middle East and Africa e-clinical solutions market is segmented into six notable segments based on product, delivery mode, clinical trial phase, organization size, user device, and end user. The growth amongst these segments will help you analyze meager growth segments in the industries and provide the users with a valuable market overview and insights to help them make strategic decisions for identifying core market applications.

Product

• Electronic Data Capture and Clinical Data Management Systems
• Clinical Trial Management Systems
• Clinical Analytics Platforms
• Care Coordination Medical Record (CCMR)
• Randomization and Trial Supply Management
• Clinical Data Integration Platforms
• Electronic Clinical Outcome Assessment Solutions
• Safety Solutions
• Electronic Trial Master File  Systems
• Regulatory Information Management Solutions
• Others

Based on product, the market is segmented into electronic data capture and clinical data management, clinical trial management systems,  clinical analytics platforms, care coordination medical record (CCMR), randomization and trial supply management, clinical data integration platforms, electronic clinical outcome assessment solutions, safety solutions, electronic trial master file systems, regulatory information management solutions and others.

Delivery Mode

• Web-Hosted (On-Demand) Solutions
• Licensed Enterprise (On-Premises) Solutions
• Cloud-based (SAAS) Solutions

Based on delivery mode, the market is segmented into web-hosted (on-demand) solutions, licensed enterprise (on-premises) solutions, and cloud-based (SAAS) solutions.

Clinical Trial Phase

• Phase I
• Phase II
• Phase III
• Phase IV

Based on clinical trial phase, the market is segmented into Phase I, Phase II, Phase III, and Phase IV.

Organization Size

• Small & Medium
• Large

Based on organization size, the market is segmented into small & medium, and large.

User Device

• Desktop
• Tablet
• Handheld PDA Device
• Smart Phone
• Others

Based on user device, the market is segmented into desktop, tablet, handheld PDA device, smart phone, and others.

End User

• Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical companies
• Contract Research Organizations
• Consulting Service Companies
• Medical Device Manufacturers
• Hospitals
• Academic Research Institutes

Based on end user, the market is segmented into pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies, contract research organizations, consulting service companies, medical device manufacturers, hospitals, and academic research institutes.

Middle East and Africa e-Clinical Solutions Market Regional Analysis/Insights

The Middle East and Africa e-clinical solutions market is analyzed, and market size information is p based on product, delivery mode, clinical trial phase, organization size, user device, and end user.

The countries covered in this market report are South Africa, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., Egypt, Israel, and the Rest of the Middle East and Africa.

Se espera que Sudáfrica domine la región de Medio Oriente y África debido a la creciente adopción de sistemas de captura electrónica de datos y soluciones basadas en la nube.

La sección de países del informe también proporciona factores individuales que impactan en el mercado y cambios en la regulación en el mercado a nivel nacional que afectan las tendencias actuales y futuras del mercado. Los puntos de datos como nuevas ventas, ventas de reemplazo, demografía del país, leyes regulatorias y aranceles de importación y exportación son algunos de los principales indicadores utilizados para pronosticar el escenario del mercado para países individuales. Además, la presencia y disponibilidad de marcas de Asia-Pacífico y sus desafíos enfrentados debido a la competencia grande o escasa de las marcas locales y nacionales y el impacto de los canales de venta se consideran al proporcionar un análisis de pronóstico de los datos del país.

Análisis del panorama competitivo y de la cuota de mercado de las soluciones clínicas electrónicas en Oriente Medio y África

El panorama competitivo del mercado de soluciones clínicas electrónicas de Oriente Medio y África proporciona detalles sobre los competidores. Los detalles incluyen una descripción general de la empresa, información financiera, ingresos generados, potencial de mercado, nuevas iniciativas de mercado, presencia global, sitios e instalaciones de producción, capacidades de producción, fortalezas y debilidades de la empresa, lanzamiento de productos, amplitud y variedad de productos y dominio de aplicaciones. Los puntos de datos anteriores proporcionados solo están relacionados con el enfoque de las empresas en relación con el mercado.

Algunos de los principales actores del mercado que operan en el mercado de soluciones clínicas electrónicas de Medio Oriente y África son Oracle, Signant Health, MaxisIT, Paraxel International Corporation, Dassault Systemes, Clario, Mednet, OpenClinica, LLC, 4G Clinical, Veeva Systems, Saama Technologies, LLC, Anju, Castor, Medrio, Inc., ArisGlobal, Merative, Advarra, eClinical Solutions, LLC, Y-Prime LLC y RealTime Software Solutions, entre otros.

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