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Medical staff spending vs hospitalisation rates

This week we plot medical staff spending in France against total hospitalisation rates and explore how the numbers paint a picture of national sectors. What treatments cost businesses and payors the most in staff resources? Where are inpatient admissions the highest?

Plotting 2018’s lab acquisitions by revenue, cost and size

This week HBI assesses the acquisitions made by the largest pan-European lab groups in 2018 by revenue, the price paid and number of sites.

Healthcare overactivity by country shows data is the key

For this week's infographic - and in the spirit of value health having attended ICHOM last week - HBI compares healthcare service usage across 25 markets, looking at hospital money-makers caesareans, hip and knee replacements. It shows a link between data-rich healthcare systems and lower activity.

Public versus private after SOTE’s Finnish failure

As the dust settles on the failure of SOTE to pass in Finland, questions still remain about the position of the private sector going forward. This week's infographic takes a glance at where the for-profit sector is at the moment and the gaps that it might be called on to fill in the future. 

Which type of company controls telehealth across Europe?

There are a number of different models for the operation of telehealth across Europe. This week HBI assesses which type of company dominates the delivery of remote consultations in different markets. 

How M&A in the lab sector has consolidated market share

A handful of lab companies have emerged in the last 3-4 years as pan-European players through M&A. This week HBI takes a snapshot look at the market share of the 'pan-European acquisitive six' in different markets.

Patient pathways through teleconsultation

Everywhere we walked at HBI 2019 somebody was talking about digital health. It was the main theme of our Policy Summit, which brought together operators and policymakers, and filled discussions from radiology to primary care to rehab. This week's infographic looks at the different patient pathways through remote consultations in operation across Europe. 

How consolidated is the lab market?

Everybody in the lab sector likes to talk about how much it is consolidated across Europe. This week's infographic assesses that claim: it shows that over half the market is still owned by players with less than €100m revenues and only 15.5% by its top two players. 

Revenue per dentist 2018

This week HBI takes a select look at revenue per dentist across Europe. 

Graphic: How French private hospital tariffs changed in 2019

In this week's graphic, we visualise how France is pushing the outmigration of healthcare through tariff adjustments.

Growth in fertility markets

This infographic shows HBI estimates of growth in the financial value of the fertility markets in countries across Europe for 2018. Fertility in this context includes IVF (in vitro fertilisation), ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) and IUI (intrauterine insemination). It was compiled using data from CEO, investor and analyst interviews and using publicy available figures from […]

Spot the opportunities: Revealing ratios on nursing home provision across Europe

This week we calculate the ratio of elderly care beds for all citizens aged 85 and over across sixteen European countries. The resulting graphic gives a telling overview of provision and opportunities across different markets.

Post-tariff German lab reimbursement is surprisingly high

This week HBI has drawn up a snapshot showing how much the German regional doctors' chambers (KVs) paid for lab tests in Q3 2018, after tariff reform was introduced earlier in the year.

Tele-primary care penetration across Europe

With Swiss-provider Medgate recently moving into Germany and UK-based Babylon given the greenlight to expand beyond the country's capital, HBI looks at how far telehealth has so far penetrated primary care across Europe. 

Infographic of the week: dialysis shortfall in West Africa

We visualise the tragic lack of dialysis capacity in West Africa’s two largest economies, one of which is combining public sector money and private sector management to address the shortfall. Only 3-4% of Nigeria’s 50,000 ESRD (end-stage renal disease) sufferers get access to dialysis treatment while even fewer get a new kidney. Since ESRD is normally […]

UAE hospital sector graphic

We look at how private hospital operators in the UAE ramped up operations and increased occupancy – or lost it – during 2015-2017. Distinct patterns emerge. Keeping with the theme of Arab Health, which HBI attended last week, our infographics below show which private hospital operators in Dubai and Abu Dhabi managed to increase operational […]

Graphic of the week: M&A trends over the last 2-3 years

Our graphic of the week charts significant deals in Europe, highlighting the correlation between sectors, growth, EBITDA multiples and company sizes. What are the trends over the last three years (2016-2018)? The at-a-glance summary below shows payor pressures and subsequently sluggish growth leading to low multiples in the hospital sector. Hospitals also show the strongest correlation of all the […]

Global radiotherapy gap by geography

Where are the gaps in global radiotherapy coverage? This infographic, part of Medipass' presentation at our HBI 2018 conference, clearly shows the areas which are least, and best covered.

The distribution of Germany’s five biggest lab players

The top five lab players in Germany take up about 40% of the for-profit market and 30% of the total market. This week HBI looks at their distribution across the country to help spot further consolidation opportunities and trends in regional coverage.

Key Graphic: Digitalisation and consumer behaviour is changing healthcare

The age of passive doctors, waiting for patients to assess on largely on the symptoms they present with on the day is giving way to a far more proactive, preventative, holistic approach.

Sweden’s for-profit nursing home market

Providers have been feeling increasingly optimistic about Sweden's for-profit nursing home market since its elections swung the country to the right in September. Demographic changes - Sweden is currently welcoming a wave of baby boomers into care - mean Sweden has had to be lenient on a private sector shouldering the burden of building new, much-needed capacity.

Graph of the week: predicting private equity exits

This week we gather the timelines of recent PE investments into one graph. From here, you can see where PE has recently exited and when it might do so in the future. Please go full screen to interact with the timeline. We’ve included all healthcare companies that have revenues around and above €300m across Europe […]

Graph of the week: the 2019 telemedicine market

HBI predicts the size of the 2019 tele-primary care market this week. It will be an important year for telemedicine as we see the results of the new reimbursement scheme in France and relaxed legislation in Germany and Russia. Yet, Sweden and Switzerland look set to remain Europe's largest markets as established providers KRY and Medgate continuously provide a greater percentage of primary care.  

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