In 2021, Telemedicine Clinic, partnered with Alliance Medical and Doncaster Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and started providing reporting services for low dose CT scans as part of the UK NHS’s Targeted National Lung Health Check programme.
The project in Doncaster is part of a wider UK pilot designed to improve the nation’s lung health by catching cancers at an earlier stage. Whenever appropriate, patients will be offered low dose CT scans. The report from these scans will be completed using specialist TMC chest radiologists accredited by the British Society of Thoracic Imaging. The early diagnosis will enable them to reach to a better outcome.
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Also, Indian-origin doctors in the UK reported that they are in the process of rapidly expanding their telemedicine project through collaborations with Indian hospitals as part of a wider COVID India Appeal. The British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO) has raised nearly 108,000 pounds within days of setting up a Go Fund Me online appeal and claimed the initial amount of released funds are making their way to India to provide immediate assistance such as food supplies for the needy through the Akhshaya Patra charity, with procurement of equipment next in line.
Meanwhile, the BAPIO Telemedicine project has received support and clarification from the UK’s General Medical Council (GMC) and has already started teleconsulting with hospitals in Nagpur, with expansion plans in the coming days.
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BAPIO is working in collaboration with Doctors Association UK (DAUK), Apna NHS and Akshaya Patra with a target to raise around 500,000 pounds towards the telemedicine and advice helplines as well as acquiring and coordinating the distribution of vital oxygen generating and distribution equipment for hospitals and healthcare facilities in India and providing free food to all in need. The association said that it will be working closely with the High Commission of India in London and various National Health Service (NHS) organisations to ensure a wide reach of its efforts. The British International Doctors Association (BIDA), which also includes Indian-origin doctors and medics, are also taking part in the virtual telemedicine efforts to help ease the burden on doctors and healthcare professionals coping with India’s massive surge of coronavirus cases. BIDA has joined hands with the Oxygen for India appeal by British Asian Trust, recently backed by Prince Charles, to crowdfund through Just Giving towards the cause and raised 35,000 pounds within days. Such factors are expected to assist the UK telemedicine market over the next eight years. One of the company named Push Doctor reported that their weekly orders had grown 70 percent since the outbreak. Docly, another company reported that the demand had increased by 100 percent from one week to the next as the virus spread. The United Kingdom has the most established telemedicine market among five European Union (EU) countries in terms of regulation, reimbursement, and usage of platforms, such as Babylon, Push Doctor. Even before the outbreak of Covid-19, the United Kingdom had a mature market for telemedicine. Since 2018, policies in the EU have been continuously focusing on the need to define clear adoption, usage, and reimbursement strategies for proof -based digital health services that could meet the future requirements of patients. The UK’s National Health Service wanted to make telehealth and telemedicine a standard of care in five years – a policy that can change thousands of livelihoods. In 2020, The UK HealthCare launched a new telemedicine program to help patients with acute-onset symptoms which they would like to discuss with a health care provider. The UK HealthCare Telecare functioned like an urgent care clinic, making it easy for patients with acute-onset symptoms like sore throat, fever, cough, congestion, respiratory problems and more to get expert care without leaving home.
The primary market participants in UK Telemedicine Market include Babylon, Doctor Care Anywhere, Immedicare, Telemedicine Clinic, Push Dr, HomeTouch Care Ltd., Now Healthcare Group Limited, Square Health Limited, Involve Visual Collaboration Limited, amongst several others.
The detailed research study provides qualitative and quantitative analysis of the UK telemedicine market. The UK telemedicine market has been analyzed from demand as well as supply side. The demand side analysis covers market revenue across countries. The supply side analysis covers the major market players and their regional presence and strategies. The analysis done emphasizes on each of the major countries across The UK.
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The UK Telemedicine Market
- By Component
- Software
- Hardware
- Services
- By Type
- Real-time interactive mode
- Store-and–forward mode
- Remote Monitoring
- Communication via telephone
- By Application
- Telemonitoring
- Education and Training
- Consultation
- Assisted Surgery
- Others (Care Providing, Decision Making, Etc.)
- By Specialty Areas
- Orthopedics
- Radiology
- Dermatology
- Pathology
- Neurology
- Psychology
- Gynecology
- Emergency Care
- Others (Cardiology, Child Birth, Etc.)
- By End Users
- Providers
- Physicians
- Home Care
- Payers
- Others
- By Countries
- England
- Scotland
- Wales
- Northern Ireland
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