According to a recent market study published by Transparency Market Research (TMR), Paper-based records are being phased out at a rapid pace in the healthcare industry, and paperless healthcare systems are filling this void. Digitization and virtualization are the two biggest trends and they have created a whole new electronic health records (EHR) market within the global healthcare industry. The ball has been set rolling with over 54% physicians in the United States adopting electronic health record systems, as of 2011. These estimates were reported by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC). In the same year, 50% of physicians who were not already using an EHR system said that they planned to invest in one within the next twelve months.

A similar change is taking place in the United Kingdom, as by 2018, the National Health Service (NHS) is slated to go entirely paperless. Thus, the market for electronic health records in the United Kingdom looks promising.

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Market Forecasts in Numbers: The Electronic Health Records Market will Show a 6.4% CAGR

According to the findings of Transparency Market Research (TMR), a U.S.-based market intelligence firm, the global electronic health records (EHR) market is projected to show a CAGR of 6.4% between 2014 and 2020. This marks an imminent phase of moderate growth that will largely be seen in traditional markets.

The global EHR market can be segmented based on the way the EHR systems are installed as web-based or client server-based. The latter accounted for the better part of the market share in 2013, when considered from the revenue perspective. But, the CAGR of web-based EHR systems is expected to be higher through 2020 largely because such systems have only a nominal upfront cost, and do not call for the installation of hardware systems and components.

The market for electronic health records (EHR) can also be classified based on the end-users that purchase such systems; the market is thus composed of hospitals and ambulatory centers. The former was the dominant segment by revenue in 2013, as 90% of all hospitals in the United States were found to have a certified EHR system in 2013. This estimate was provided by the Annual IT Health Survey conducted by the American Hospital Association (AHA). Most of these hospitals, however, opt for a client server-based electronic health record system simply because it facilitates faster data transmission between multiple facilities when compared with cloud-based electronic health record systems.

However, the future growth prospects of the ambulatory centers end-user type are expected to be most promising. The key reason behind this is the higher penetration of cloud-based EHR solutions providers in the market. With minimal or no upfront costs to ambulatory centers, cloud-based EHR systems offer a great solution. Many government health agencies and not-for-profit health organizations have been putting pressure on hospitals and physicians to switch over to electronic health records.

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Europe and North America Will Continue Dominance in the Electronic Health Records (EHR) Market to 2020

About 42% of the total global EHR market was held by North America in 2013. The second largest market was that of Europe, which was followed by Asia Pacific. Till 2020, these rankings are unlikely to change, as North America will continue to hold a lead over other regional markets supported by solid government funding.

However, the EHR market is gathering steam in Australia and New Zealand as well as Asian countries such as China, Japan and India. The three Asian economies will exhibit the fastest growth, and will grow consistently to contribute to a major chunk of the market revenues by 2020.

The leaders in the electronic health records market have a grip on over 50% of all revenues. These leading players include: Cerner Corporation, Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc., McKesson Corporation, GE Healthcare and Epic Systems.

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