Medi-Tech Insights Research Reports

Advanced drug delivery systems are being used globally for targeted and controlled release of novel molecules in tissues and cells to optimize their potential advantages for patients. Various Benefits Provided by Advanced Drug Delivery Systems Propels the Advanced Drug Delivery CDMO Market Demand Advanced drug delivery systems have emerged as an easy and as an accurate method of delivering the drug to a particular site. These systems provide key benefits over the traditional systems such as targeted and controlled release of new molecules to sites, consistent absorption of the drug, no need of frequent dosing, reduced variability in systemic drug concentrations, and reduction in toxic metabolites. Advanced drug delivery systems optimize drug performance and help to deliver positive results, which has led to an increased demand for advanced drug delivery CDMOs. “Advanced drug delivery CDMOs will play a major role in advancing the science of drug delivery. The advanced drug delivery tec

Home healthcare services are healthcare services provided by both skilled and non-skilled medical professionals in the comfort and convenience of a patient’s home. It includes services such as Post-Acute Care, Palliative Care, Hospice Care, Nursing Care/Wellness Checks, Specialized Care (Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care, Recuperative Care, Stroke Recovery), Companionship Care, Personal Care and Other Services (Meals and Nutrition Planning, Pharmaceutical Services, 24-hour Monitoring/Live-in Care, Laboratory and Imaging Tests). Growing Investments by Private Equity Companies is Triggering the Home Healthcare Services Market Growth In developed regions, such as the United States, Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) and/or Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) covers eligible home health services as long as patients are homebound and require part-time or intermittent skilled services. Generally, a home health care agency coordinates the services as ordered by the doctor or allowed practiti

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data measures a company’s non-financial performance and sustainability practices.  The three major pillars of ESG includes: Environmental Data such as the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by a company into the environment, energy consumption data, water consumption data, waste reduction data, carbon footprint reduction data. Social Data such as fair pay and living wages data, compliance with the labor laws, workplace health and safety, equal employment opportunity. Governance Data such as corporate governance, compliance, ethical business practices, accounting transparency and integrity.  ESG metrics can be classified into quantitative and qualitative. Quantitative metrics include numerical data which can be directly measured and compared such as energy consumption, water  consumption , greenhouse gas emissions, energy  consumption , while qualitative metrics include non-numerical data which are harder to measure and compare such as the