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Clinical IT Systems Market Surges: EMR, CPOE, CDSS Tools Lead Growth by 2033 | DataM Intelligence
2025-07-28 | 07:55:04
Clinical IT Systems Market
The global clinical IT systems market will grow at ~8.2% CAGR to 2033, spurred by EMR/CDSS adoption and major U.S. and Japan funding.
CALIFORNIA, CA, UNITED STATES, July 28, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Clinical IT systems, including electronic medical records (EMR), computerized physician order entry (CPOE), clinical decision support systems (CDSS), and picture archiving and communication systems (PACS)—are transforming healthcare delivery. As per DataM Intelligence analysis, the global clinical IT systems market was valued at roughly USD 30.4 billion in 2024, and is projected to reach USD 60.2 billion by 2033, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14%. Growth is driven by digital integration efforts, regulatory mandates, and a growing focus on quality care and cost containment.Download exclusive insights with our detailed sample report (Corporate Email ID gets priority access): https://www.datamintelligence.com/download-sample/clinical-it-systems-market
Market Segmentation:
DataM Intelligence segments the clinical IT systems market by:
• By Product Type: EMR/EHR, CPOE, CDSS, PACS, patient engagement platforms, and lab information systems (LIS).
• By Deployment Mode: On-premise, cloud-based SaaS.
• By End Users: Hospitals, specialty clinics, diagnostic centers, and ambulatory care facilities.
• By Functionality: Clinical documentation, physician order entry, diagnostic data management, and patient engagement.
• By Technology: AI-powered modules, NLP-enhanced documentation tools, mobile integration, and interoperability connectors.
EMR/EHR remains the largest segment in terms of market value, while AI-driven CDSS and cloud-based SaaS platforms show the fastest growth trajectories.
Regional Insights
North America
North America accounts for around 45–50% of global market share, driven by robust healthcare IT infrastructure, widespread EHR adoption, and regulatory programs like the U.S. ONC interoperability initiatives. Systems such as Oracle’s Cerner, Epic, Meditech, and cloud providers remain dominant players. Oracle’s post-Cerner AI uplift—through the Clinical Digital Assistant launched in late 2024 is accelerating adoption of generative AI for documentation and order management.
Asia-Pacific & Japan
Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing region, with Japan emerging as a key market under government-led digital transformation (Medical DX). Japan’s national push for standard EMR infrastructure, interoperability guidelines, and secure health data sharing is supporting adoption across hospitals. Specific verticals such as cardiology CIS, which was valued at USD 0.4 billion in 2024 and is projected to hit USD 0.7 billion by 2033 at ~7.5% CAGR, highlight niche IT investment areas.
Recent Investments in Clinical IT systems
United States
• May 2025: Waystar acquired Iodine Software for USD 1.25 billion, integrating AI-driven clinical documentation and reimbursement analytics into hospital IT systems—a move that signals growing demand for smarter clinical back-end tools.
• March 2025: Ascertain, a startup built by an ex-Amazon exec, raised USD 10 million to develop AI agents for streamlining clinical documentation, prior authorization, and compliance workflows across health systems like Northwell Health.
Japan
• June 2025: Under Japan’s “Medical DX” initiative, public–private funding surged toward digital health startups focused on interoperability and AI-enabled clinical platforms. Venture capital firms such as Medical Incubator Japan led investment rounds into companies offering EMR integration and clinical workflow automation.
• April 2025: Japanese leading hospital groups began piloting cloud-based CDSS tools incorporating NLP and predictive diagnostics, backed by municipal funding and collaboration with domestic IT providers.
Innovation & Clinical IT Trends
• AI-Augmented Documentation: Tools like Spikewell’s AI-enabled automation streamline clinicians’ workflows, integrating across EHR to reduce administrative burden and improve data quality.
• Interoperability & Mobile Access: Platform standards driven by FHIR and HL7 are enabling seamless data exchange across hospitals, clinics, and patient apps especially under Japan’s infrastructure reform mandates.
• Cloud-SaaS Migration: Providers increasingly shift from legacy on-prem systems to cloud SaaS platforms for scalability, cost efficiency, and remote access. This shift is accelerating CDSS and patient engagement modules adoption.
• Specialty CIS Growth: Clinical Information Systems for cardiology and oncology as tracked under Japan’s digital agenda—are growing rapidly, driven by AI diagnostic integration and rising disease burden in aging populations.
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Latest Trends in U.S. (2025)
Investor confidence in healthcare IT remains strong. Despite macroeconomic pressures, private equity continues backing clinical IT firms with scalable SaaS revenue models. Platforms focusing on AI-powered clinical workflows and revenue cycle integration (like Innovaccer’s health intelligence cloud) gained traction after their Series F round led by Kaiser Permanente and Microsoft’s M12 in January 2025.
Latest Trends in Japan (2025)
Japan’s Ministry of Health and Health Tech innovators are rapidly expanding digital health infrastructure. Recent investments emphasize nationwide EMR standardization, data-sharing protocols, and clinical decision tools as part of Society 5.0 reforms. Public funding now prioritizes integration-ready EMR/CDSS as core hospital infrastructure.
Challenges & Future Opportunities
Challenges:
• Fragmented legacy systems limit seamless interoperability.
• Regulatory compliance and cybersecurity are increasingly complex—especially with EMR access and cloud deployments.
• Budget constraints within smaller hospitals slow digital adoption.
Opportunities:
• Continued public–private investment in EMR/CDSS systems under national digital health strategies.
• AI-driven documentation, clinical workflow automation, and natural language tools offer cost-efficient improvements.
• Cloud-based SaaS models expand market access to outpatient clinics and specialty centers.
Conclusion
According to DataM Intelligence analysis, the clinical IT systems market is set for robust growth—doubling from around USD 30.4 billion in 2024 to over USD 60.2 billion by 2033. Investments in AI-powered clinical tools, interoperability mandates, and cloud migration are driving demand across hospital systems and specialty care providers. With recent high-profile U.S. acquisitions and increased Japanese public funding, the industry is positioned to usher in smarter, safer, and more efficient clinical workflows globally.
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William Person, 9-Year Team USA Bobsled, Launches GoFundMe to Provide HBOT to Athletes with brain damageWilliam Person CTE Recovery Center will treat athletes and military with CTE symptoms to give them hope for a higher quality lifeWilliam Person requires oxygen therapy near daily so he can think clearly and function throughout the day. Person suffers with CTE symptoms following years of repeated concussions from crashes, vibrations and g-force while bobsleddingView Out the Window of the Lake Front Property for William Person CTE Recovery CenterInside the Lake front property to become home of the William Person CTE Recovery CenterFormer Team USA Bobsled Member William Person launches GoFundMe to raise funds for a CTE Recovery Center after Industry Fails to Compensate for Brain Injuries.Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is a lifeline for people like us with CTE, and I’m determined to make it accessible to every athlete and military veteran who needs it.”— William Person, former athlete, CTE advocateWOODLAND HILLS,, CA, UNITED STATES, July 28, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Former 9-year Team USA bobsledder William Person, lead plaintiff in the high-profile class action lawsuit spotlighted by The New York Times, Sports Litigation Alert, and Courthouse News Service, is taking matters into his own hands after rejecting a proposed settlement that offered “evaluation, but no treatment or compensation” for Team USA Olympic Bobsled athletes suffering from Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).
In addition, Person says the warning to new athletes about the dangers of repetitive concussions, which are a regular part of the sport, is not adequate in the proposed settlement for young athletes to truly understand the repercussions of the repeated concussions, including a constant state of brain fog, mass depression, and intense headaches for life, which are leading to suicide among athletes around the world.
Person, whose story was first widely recognized in 2021 through media stories about “Sled Head”— the bobsled equivalent of football’s concussion crisis—has announced a GoFundMe campaign to raise $500,000 to establish a 501(c)(3) foundation that will provide free Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) to athletes and veterans battling the devastating effects of repetitive brain trauma. Interested parties are invited to donate to the campaign at https://gofund.me/93ff9c6e.
“I stood alone in court last month against all parties—including my own lawyers—because I refuse to sign off on an offer that does nothing to treat the brain injuries of the athletes—a condition we have solely based on the nature of our sport, and that doesn’t do enough to properly warn new athletes of the repercussions of the repeated concussions,” said Person. “Junior Seau changed the NFL forever when he took his life and preserved his brain for research. My teammates Pavle Jovanovic and Steve Holcomb also took their own lives because of the pain and misery of CTE, and many others around the world have joined them. This is a serious issue! It’s time we protect the brains of our winter athletes with the same urgency we do in football.”
THE SILENT CRISIS: CTE BEYOND FOOTBALL
Person’s mission underscores what appears as an overlooked epidemic in sports: while the NFL has taken major steps to address concussions and long-term cognitive decline, winter sports have largely escaped the same scrutiny—even though Olympic bobsledders endure G-forces 10 times greater than fighter pilots, combined with violent ice vibrations likened to “shaken baby syndrome.”
• In 2020, Person’s close friend and teammate Pavle Jovanovic died by suicide and was diagnosed Stage 4 CTE. “I remember Pavle calling me speaking gibberish. He hung up, frustrated, because I couldn’t understand his words. Soon after, he hung himself. It haunts me to this day,” said Person.
• Studies continue to reveal athletes in sports from hockey to soccer to Olympic bobsledding show markers of CTE, a neurodegenerative disease associated with aggression, depression, memory loss, and tragically, suicide.
A PERSONAL PATH TO HEALING — AND GIVING BACK
Inspired by Joe Namath’s public journey using HBOT to regain mental clarity, Person sought the same treatments.
“Before Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, I was on my hands and knees crawling in my own house, convinced I was dying. Today, I still struggle, but my quality of life has dramatically improved,” Person said. “Some athletes have fully reversed their symptoms by using HBOT. This therapy is a lifeline for people like us with CTE, and I’m determined to make it accessible to every athlete and military veteran who needs it.”
Through his new nonprofit—William Person CTE Recovery Center—Person plans to:
• Provide free HBOT treatments at his Midwest lakeside property and future St. Louis facility.
• Cover travel, lodging, food, and ongoing support for athletes too impaired to navigate care alone.
• Fund CTE-neurology specialists and trained HBOT doctors who understand these complex cases and won’t dismiss them as “ordinary headaches” or “depression.”
• Expand into additional cutting-edge modalities to combat cognitive decline.
WHY NOW — AND WHY REPORTERS SHOULD CARE
Person’s story is one of hard-earned hope and deep urgency.
“The class action lawsuit was meant to protect and heal us. But they offered nothing—no compensation, no treatment. Just evaluations. That’s unacceptable. We’re not test subjects. We’re human beings suffering because of our sports,” he said.
This mission is especially poignant following The New York Times’ and Courthouse News Service’s original reporting on Person’s lawsuit, and the tragic coverage of his teammates Jovanovic and Holcomb, along with the many others suffering with CTE and committing suicide because of it.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
• Donate or share Person’s fundraiser: https://gofund.me/93ff9c6e
• Contact for interviews or to cover this story: Jennifer@engagementpr.com; 949-933-4300.
Person is calling on sports leagues, medical researchers, fellow athletes, parents, and the public to rally behind this cause—because as he puts it:
“We can’t wait for another funeral to decide brain injuries matter. Together, we can save lives.”
Support in Court
Person goes back to court Wednesday, July 30 at 10 am, United States Courthouse Central District of California, 312 N. Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012, Department 6. Parties interested in supporting Person in court are welcome to sit in. Please wear blue, like a blue t shirt, and write in bold: “Bobsled = CTE” and/or “HBOT Saves Brains.”
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