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Global Patient Handling Equipment Market, 2015–2021

Global Patients handling equipment market was is expected to reach USD 17.10 billion by 2021, growing at a CAGR of around 10.0

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Published By: Zion <strong>Market</strong> Research<br />

<strong>Patient</strong> <strong>Handling</strong> <strong>Equipment</strong> <strong>Market</strong> is Set for a Rapid Growth and is<br />

Expected to Reach USD 17.10 Billion by 2021<br />

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<strong>Patient</strong> <strong>Handling</strong> <strong>Equipment</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />

Zion <strong>Market</strong> Research has published a new report titled “<strong>Patient</strong>s <strong>Handling</strong><br />

<strong>Equipment</strong> <strong>Market</strong> by Product Type (Bed Frames, Stretchers, Wheelchairs &<br />

Scooters, <strong>Patient</strong> Lifts and Others) for Hospital, Homecare and Other End-User<br />

– <strong>Global</strong> Industry Perspective, Comprehensive Analysis and Forecast, 2015 –<br />

2021”.The global patients handling equipment market was valued at around USD 9.50<br />

billion in 2015 and is expected to reach approximately USD 17.10 billion by 2021,<br />

growing at a CAGR of around 10.0% between 2016 and 2021.<br />

Hospital industry experiences some of the highest rate of nonfatal injuries and<br />

musculoskeletal disorders in nurses and these are often caused by moving patients and<br />

manually patient lifting. These injuries are often career ending and life threatening thus<br />

safe handling patient handling policies can reduce the risks of hospital workforce<br />

violence and these programs will also improve patient care. Lack of patient handling<br />

skills and poor patient handling practices reduces patient’s safety & comfort and<br />

increases nurse injuries. <strong>Patient</strong>s handling equipment include bed frames, stretchers,<br />

wheelchairs & scooters, patient lifts and others. These equipments are very useful in<br />

preventing musculoskeletal disorders and other injuries. <strong>Patient</strong>s handling equipments<br />

helps in safe patients handling in the areas of the emergency room, operating room,<br />

diagnostics lab, in-patients care units, imaging departments and in outpatient’s clinics.<br />

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<strong>Patient</strong> <strong>Handling</strong> <strong>Equipment</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />

Worldwide, increasing geriatric and overweight patient population will continue to<br />

augment the global demand for patient handling equipment. Thus, increasing need for<br />

safe & comfort care of the geriatric and overweight patient will boost the growth of<br />

patient handling equipment market in the forecast period. In addition, the patient<br />

handling equipment market is driven by rising prevalence of disabilities and increasing<br />

road accidents. Moreover, increasing awareness for prevention of nonfatal injuries and<br />

musculoskeletal disorders in nurses as well as in patients is projected to fuel the growth<br />

of patient handling equipment market. However, a high cost of equipment and lack of<br />

skilled workers may hamper the growth of patient handling equipment market.<br />

Nonetheless, untapped market and new emerging technologies for patient handling are<br />

expected to generate new opportunity in the forecast period.<br />

Based on the product type, the market of patients handling equipment has been<br />

segmented in bed frames, stretchers, wheelchairs & scooters, patient lifts and others.<br />

In 2015, bed frames segment dominated the market of patient handling equipment<br />

with major market share followed by wheelchairs & scooters segment. In the forecast<br />

period, stretchers and patient lifts segment are expected to exhibit noticeable growth<br />

due to demand for stretchers and patient lifts equipment is increasing with rising<br />

prevalence of disabilities and lifestyle diseases.<br />

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<strong>Patient</strong> <strong>Handling</strong> <strong>Equipment</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />

Based on the end user, the market for patients handling equipment has been<br />

segmented into a hospital, homecare, and others. Hospital segment dominated the<br />

market and it is expected to grow at fastest rate in the forecast period.<br />

Based on the geography, the market of patients handling equipment has been<br />

segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East<br />

and Africa. In 2015, Europe dominated the market with major market share and as a<br />

result of increasing prevalence of chronic diseases. Asia Pacific region was growing at<br />

significant growth rate mainly due to increasing geriatric and obese population. North<br />

America patient handling equipment market is also expected to grow at a lucrative<br />

growth rate in the forecast period.<br />

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<strong>Patient</strong> <strong>Handling</strong> <strong>Equipment</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />

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