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mike-num
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 Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2011 1:00 am Post subject: U.S. Market for E-Nurse |
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Can we do a research about how many nurses are there in the U.S. a) at homes; b) at hospitals? What is their hour (or day) cost? Would they be interested in buying a monitoring device which makes supervision easier? Can insurance companies be involved in the process in some way? Here we do not speak about babies in particular but generally about adults who lie in beds for months or years and their relatives who must do something about watching for them. Driving factors for E-Nurse purchase could be:
- inability for 24hrs * 7days observation (fatigue)
- need to see respiration
- need to get alarms on certain events
- need for quick reaction
- replacing nurse for non-critical cases
- etc.
Thus I need to understand how big is market for such a device in the U.S., how much people are ready to pay for E-Nurse, what are competitors? |
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