IDC FutureScape : 세계의 헬스케어 산업 예측(2025년)

This IDC study provides executives across the globe with actionable insights and analysis for future healthcare industry scenarios."The healthcare industry is at the forefront of a technological era poised to redefine patient care for the long run, but this transformation is not without its challenges," says Mutaz Shegewi, senior research director at IDC Health Insights. "The future mandates that healthcare organizations not only embrace cutting-edge AI and GenAI but also navigate regulatory challenges, foster trust in the technology, secure their data at all times, and seamlessly integrate their vision for tomorrow into evolving care and reimbursement models. Those that thrive will proactively prioritize responsible, human-centric AI practices throughout the journey and continuously invest not just in technologies but also in their workforce's ability to adapt to and champion change."

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Executive Summary

IDC FutureScape Predictions

• Summary of External Drivers
• Predictions: Impact on Technology Buyers
  • Prediction 1: By 2026, Healthcare GenAI Investments Will Triple, Driven by Rapid Use Case Deployment, More Curated Clinical Data, and Increased Organizational Buy-In
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 2: By 2027, 75% of Healthcare GenAI Initiatives Will Fail to Achieve Expected Benefits Due to Barriers to Adoption Like Trustworthiness of the Data, Disconnected Workflows, and End-User Resistance
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 3: By 2027, Growing Cybersecurity Risks Will Push 40% of Healthcare Organizations to Adopt AI-Based Threat Intelligence Solutions to Ensure Care Continuity and Safeguard Patients
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 4: By 2027, the Healthcare Industry Will Save up to $382 Billion by Significantly Optimizing Clinical, Operational, and Administrative Workflows Through Intelligent Automation
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 5: By 2027, 40% of Patients Will Enroll in Multiyear Reimbursement Models That Cause the Need for Long-Term Infrastructure Investment to Support Linking Payment to Customized, Longitudinal Care Models
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 6: By 2028, Driven by the Demand for Enhanced Care Collaboration, Expanded Clinician and Consumer Access, and Enhanced Digital Literacy, 80% of Patients Will Utilize Hybrid Care
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 7: By 2029, AI-Driven Public Health 3.0 Initiatives Will Accelerate Policy Planning, Execution, and Resource Mobilization, Expanding Local Community Engagement and Program Coverage by 50%
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 8: By 2029, Healthcare Investments in AI-Powered Early Detection Programs Will Triple to Fight the "Next Pandemic" of Noncommunicable Diseases, Focusing on Cancer and Neurological Diseases
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 9: By 2029, Large Healthcare Providers Will Scale the Adoption of Patient Digital Twins by 60% to Transform Medical Education, Enhance Clinical Cost-Effectiveness, and Drive Safer Personalized Care Protocols
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance
  • Prediction 10: By 2029, at Least 50% of Complex, High-Volume Surgeries at Top Global Hospitals Will Use AI-Driven, Real-Time Guidance, Haptic Feedback, and Advanced Analytics, Reducing Surgical Complications by 60%
    • Associated Drivers
    • IT Impact
    • Patient Impact
    • Guidance

Advice for Technology Buyers

External Drivers: Detail

• AI-Driven Business Models - Moving from AI Experimentation to Monetization
• The Drive to Automate - Toward a Data-Driven Future
• Regulatory Flux - Navigating Compliance Challenges in a Shifting Policy Landscape
• Expanding Digital Security Frontiers - Fortification Against Multiplying Threats
• Responsible and Human-Centric Technology - Ethics in the Enterprise
• Battling Against Technical Debt - Overcoming Hurdles to IT Modernization
• Customer Experience Squared - Consumer and Citizen Expectations for Digital Services

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• Related Research
• Endnotes