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Healthcare Biometrics Market to 2025 - The Growing Vegan Trend Presents is Driving Growth

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Vinit Sawant

The global healthcare biometrics market Size is likely to touch USD 5.6 billion at a whopping 22.3% CAGR between 2019- 2025, according to the recent report by Market Research Future (MRFR). Healthcare biometrics are various forms of biometric applications that are used in clinics and hospitals for monitoring the health of patients.

Regional Analysis

Based on the region, the healthcare biometrics market report covers the growth opportunities & latest trends across Europe the Americas, the Asia Pacific (APAC), & the Middle East & Africa (MEA). Among these, the Americas is likely to dominate the healthcare biometrics market over the forecast period for the increasing number of crimes and frauds in the healthcare domain.

The protection and safety of patients is an important goal for every hospital, small or big. Healthcare resources are scarce and are needed to be protected from robbery. These resources are vital for the patients as well as the healthcare provider.

Key Players

Leading players profiled in the healthcare biometrics market report include ZKteco Inc. (China), Tyco Integrated Security (U.S.), Suprema Inc. (South Korea), NEC Corporation (Japan), Morpho (a subsidiary of Safran SA (France), Integrated Biometrics (U.S.), Imprivata Inc. (U.S.), Fujitsu Limited (Japan), Crossmatch Technologies Inc. (U.S.), BIO-key International Inc. (U.S.), Bayometric (U.S.), and 3M Cogent Inc. (U.S.).

The healthcare biometrics market in the APAC region is predicted to grow at a fast pace over the forecast period for the increasing lapses in database security, the new government led schemes, digital patient monitoring system, increasing healthcare IT development, the emergence of IoT applications, and rising government support.

 

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