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The Sun
14-07-2025
- Health
- The Sun
Concern over rise of porn addiction among youth
PETALING JAYA: Once hidden behind closed doors, pornography addiction is quietly taking hold among Malaysian youth, fuelling anxiety, depression and warped ideas of intimacy, experts warn. 'It's no different from gambling or gaming addiction – it's compulsive, harmful and hard to stop,' said Dr Siti Aisyah Panatik, psychology professor at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. 'Young people are turning to porn as an emotional escape, even when it starts damaging their studies, relationships and mental health.' She added that while curiosity about sex is natural, addiction is marked by loss of control, preoccupation and continuing despite clear harm. Although the American Psychological Association has yet to formally recognise porn addiction, the World Health Organisation's ICD-11 includes 'compulsive sexual behaviour disorder' under which many clinicians place problematic porn use. Siti Aisyah warned that Malaysian youth are especially vulnerable, often battling guilt, anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, sexual dysfunction and difficulty forming real-life connections. 'In our society, sexual taboos add another layer of shame and silence, making it harder to seek help.' She said repeated exposure can also rewire the brain's reward system. 'Neuroplasticity studies show chronic porn use alters dopamine pathways, leading to desensitisation and the need for ever more extreme content. This can distort expectations of intimacy and encourage objectifying partners.' Siti Aisyah urged parents and educators to watch for the '3 Cs'– loss of control, compulsion and consequences. 'Some might want to stop but can't, some use porn to cope with stress or boredom, or keep watching even when it clearly harms their wellbeing.' Other warning signs include spending excessive time online, neglecting responsibilities and escalating to more graphic material. She noted that limited sex education, strict cultural norms and a lack of open family conversations often leave the internet – and pornography – as the first source of sexual information for young people. Combined with digital convenience and everyday stress, porn can quickly become an unhealthy coping mechanism. Rather than shame or moralising, families should respond with empathy, said Siti Aisyah. 'Start with curiosity, not accusation. Show concern instead of condemnation. Remind them that seeking help is a strength, not a weakness. Learning how addiction works and setting respectful boundaries can help reduce secrecy and stigma.' Siti Aisyah said although therapy through trained psychologists and counsellors is available, Malaysia still lacks national treatment guidelines or a structured framework to address porn addiction. 'We need stronger policy focus to develop these frameworks. Punishment alone isn't the answer. Prevention is far more effective,' she said, adding that schools and public campaigns need to go beyond abstinence-only messages.' She also called for age-appropriate sex education covering consent, media literacy and healthy relationships, alongside honest conversations at home. Programmes such as Pekerti are a start, she said, but should be updated with modern psychological approaches that resonate with today's youth. (Pekerti is a programme focused on providing education and skills training to promote healthy lifestyles, particularly related to reproductive health and responsible decision-making. It also aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to avoid risky sexual behaviours and make informed choices) 'As pornography becomes easier to access, ignoring the problem risks leaving the next generation to pay the price,' added Siti Aisyah.
The Sun
14-07-2025
- Health
- The Sun
Porn addiction rising among youth, experts warn of harm
PETALING JAYA: Once hidden behind closed doors, pornography addiction is quietly taking hold among Malaysian youth, fuelling anxiety, depression and warped ideas of intimacy, experts warn. 'It's no different from gambling or gaming addiction – it's compulsive, harmful and hard to stop,' said Dr Siti Aisyah Panatik, psychology professor at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. 'Young people are turning to porn as an emotional escape, even when it starts damaging their studies, relationships and mental health.' She added that while curiosity about sex is natural, addiction is marked by loss of control, preoccupation and continuing despite clear harm. Although the American Psychological Association has yet to formally recognise porn addiction, the World Health Organisation's ICD-11 includes 'compulsive sexual behaviour disorder' under which many clinicians place problematic porn use. Siti Aisyah warned that Malaysian youth are especially vulnerable, often battling guilt, anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, sexual dysfunction and difficulty forming real-life connections. 'In our society, sexual taboos add another layer of shame and silence, making it harder to seek help.' She said repeated exposure can also rewire the brain's reward system. 'Neuroplasticity studies show chronic porn use alters dopamine pathways, leading to desensitisation and the need for ever more extreme content. This can distort expectations of intimacy and encourage objectifying partners.' Siti Aisyah urged parents and educators to watch for the '3 Cs'– loss of control, compulsion and consequences. 'Some might want to stop but can't, some use porn to cope with stress or boredom, or keep watching even when it clearly harms their wellbeing.' Other warning signs include spending excessive time online, neglecting responsibilities and escalating to more graphic material. She noted that limited sex education, strict cultural norms and a lack of open family conversations often leave the internet – and pornography – as the first source of sexual information for young people. Combined with digital convenience and everyday stress, porn can quickly become an unhealthy coping mechanism. Rather than shame or moralising, families should respond with empathy, said Siti Aisyah. 'Start with curiosity, not accusation. Show concern instead of condemnation. Remind them that seeking help is a strength, not a weakness. Learning how addiction works and setting respectful boundaries can help reduce secrecy and stigma.' Siti Aisyah said although therapy through trained psychologists and counsellors is available, Malaysia still lacks national treatment guidelines or a structured framework to address porn addiction. 'We need stronger policy focus to develop these frameworks. Punishment alone isn't the answer. Prevention is far more effective,' she said, adding that schools and public campaigns need to go beyond abstinence-only messages.' She also called for age-appropriate sex education covering consent, media literacy and healthy relationships, alongside honest conversations at home. Programmes such as Pekerti are a start, she said, but should be updated with modern psychological approaches that resonate with today's youth. (Pekerti is a programme focused on providing education and skills training to promote healthy lifestyles, particularly related to reproductive health and responsible decision-making. It also aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to avoid risky sexual behaviours and make informed choices) 'As pornography becomes easier to access, ignoring the problem risks leaving the next generation to pay the price,' added Siti Aisyah.
Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Healthcare BPO Market worth $694.3 billion by 2030 with 10.7% CAGR
DELRAY BEACH, Fla., July 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The global Healthcare BPO Market, valued at US$337.6 billion in 2024 stood at US$417.7 billion in 2025 and is projected to advance at a resilient CAGR of 10.7% from 2025 to 2030, culminating in a forecasted valuation of US$694.3 billion by the end of the period. Factors such as the increasing pressure to control rising healthcare costs, the transition to ICD-10 coding standards, the anticipated adoption of ICD-11, and the growing trend of outsourcing in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical sectors are expected to drive market expansion during the forecast period. Additionally, the limited availability of in-house skilled professionals for specialized healthcare operations, coupled with the accessibility of a more cost-effective outsourced workforce, continues to significantly contribute to the growth of the healthcare BPO market. However, hidden outsourcing costs and concerns about losing visibility and control over business processes present major restraints in the healthcare BPO market. Download PDF Brochure: Browse in-depth TOC on "Healthcare BPO Market" 311 - Tables 55 - Figures 334 - Pages By Based on payer services, the healthcare BPO market is divided into claims management, integrated front-end services, back-office operations, member management services, product development and business acquisition services, provider management services, care management services, billing and accounts management services, and HR services. In 2024, product development & business acquisition services (PDBA) are projected to be the fastest-growing segment in the healthcare BPO market. The increasing enrolment in health plans has resulted in a significant rise in administrative workloads and strategic demands for payers. Managing this surge internally presents challenges related to scalability, operational efficiency, and risk management. Consequently, many payers are outsourcing Product Development and Business Acquisition (PDBA) services to capitalize on specialized expertise and capabilities. BPO providers offer extensive industry knowledge, data-driven insights, and advanced technologies that enhance payers' ability to manage complex functions such as product innovation, market analysis, and strategic expansion. This allows for faster product rollouts, identification of new growth avenues, and broader market penetration while enabling payers to maintain agility and focus on core competencies. By Based on the life science services segment, the healthcare BPO market is categorized into manufacturing, research and development, and non-clinical services. The non-clinical services are further divided into sales & marketing, supply chain management & logistics services, and other non-clinical services. The sales and marketing segment is additionally divided into analytics, marketing, research, forecasting, and performance reporting. In 2024, the analytics segment accounted for the largest share of the healthcare BPO market by sales and marketing types. This is attributed to its pivotal role in optimizing customer-facing operations. As pharmaceutical and life sciences companies increasingly outsource significant portions of their sales field operations to third-party partners, the demand for predictive analytics has become essential. Advanced analytics empowers these organizations to harness large volumes of data to uncover actionable insights on customer behaviour, evolving market dynamics, and sales performance. These insights enable data-driven decision-making and support the development of targeted, high-impact sales and marketing strategies, ultimately enhancing commercial effectiveness and competitive advantage. By geography, the Asia Pacific region is anticipated to experience the highest growth rate during the forecast period of 2025-2030. Rapid urbanization increased per capita healthcare spending, and rising disposable incomes are driving a growing demand for quality healthcare services throughout the region. The presence of a large, aging population is further intensifying the need for efficient healthcare delivery, leading providers and payers to seek cost-effective outsourcing solutions. Moreover, the region has witnessed a surge in the number of business process outsourcing (BPO) companies that offer specialized healthcare services, including revenue cycle management, medical coding, claims processing, and patient engagement. The increasing penetration of health insurance and heightened awareness of digital health technologies are also prompting healthcare organizations to adopt outsourced services to enhance operational efficiency and patient outcomes. Request Sample Pages : Prominent players in the healthcare BPO market include Accenture plc. (Ireland), Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (US), Tata Consultancy Services Limited (India), Conduent Incorporated (US), WNS (Holdings) Limited (India), NTT Data Group Corporation (Japan), Iqvia Holdings Inc (US), Mphasis (India), Genpact Limited (US), Wipro Limited (India), Infosys BPM (India), Firstsource Solutions Limited (India), International Business Machines Corporation (US), GeBBS (US), Capgemini SE (France), Omega Healthcare Management Services (India), UnitedHealth Group (US), HCL Technologies Limited (India), Parexel International (MA) Corporation (US), Sutherland Global (US), 1840 & Company (US), Invensis Technologies (India), Access Healthcare (India), Vee Healthtek, Inc (US), AGS Health (US). ACCENTURE PLC (IRELAND) Accenture is a global leader in professional services that enables businesses, governments, and organizations to enhance their digital infrastructure, streamline operations, and accelerate revenue growth. In the healthcare BPO sector, Accenture provides end-to-end solutions, such as claims processing, membership management, provider support, network management, and strategic consulting. The company combines deep expertise in healthcare administration across both payer and provider domains with advanced capabilities in clinical and back-office operations. Accenture utilizes a global delivery model and a strong ecosystem of technology partners to drive enterprise-wide transformation. Its approach includes building resilient digital foundations through cloud migration, harnessing data and AI for smarter decision-making, and embedding cybersecurity into operations. Additionally, it promotes operational excellence by accelerating digitization, improving access to digital talent, and delivering cost efficiencies. To foster revenue growth, Accenture aids healthcare clients in designing and implementing technology-driven, personalized customer engagement strategies. In the healthcare BPO market, Accenture excels in delivering a comprehensive suite of solutions, including claims processing, membership management, provider support, consulting services, and network management. Their approach focuses on optimizing operations by accelerating digitization, connecting clients with digital expertise, and reducing costs. The company categorizes its earnings into consulting and managed services, with the latter previously known as outsourcing services. Managed services revenue consists of ongoing, repetitive services designed to assist clients in transitioning, operating, and managing their systems or business functions. This extensive global footprint and diverse service offerings position Accenture as a pivotal player in the healthcare BPO market. COGNIZANT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS CORPORATION (US) Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation is a leading global professional services firm that drives digital transformation and modernization initiatives to create strategic value for its clients. In the healthcare BPO sector, Cognizant offers a broad portfolio of services, including revenue cycle management, claims processing, pharmacovigilance, and sales and marketing support, catering to healthcare providers, payers, and life sciences companies. Cognizant's leadership in the healthcare BPO market is underpinned by its deep domain expertise, enabling the delivery of high-quality, efficient, and compliant services. Its scalable global delivery infrastructure ensures agility and responsiveness to diverse client needs, while a strong focus on data privacy and regulatory compliance reinforces its reputation as a trusted partner for sensitive healthcare operations. With a substantial global footprint, Cognizant generates significant healthcare BPO revenues across North America, Europe (including the UK and continental Europe), and other international markets. The company's presence is further bolstered by a network of subsidiaries and strategic inorganic growth initiatives, including collaborations, agreements, and partnerships aimed at expanding its influence in the sector. This multi-faceted approach positions Cognizant as a key player and innovation leader in the global healthcare BPO landscape. TATA CONSULTING SERVIES LIMITED (INDIA) Tata Consultancy Services Limited (TCS) is a globally renowned provider of IT services, consulting, and business solutions, recognized for its strategic alliances with leading global enterprises. In the healthcare BPO domain, TCS leverages its deep technological expertise and commitment to innovation to drive operational efficiency and digital transformation for healthcare providers, payers, and life sciences organizations. TCS offers a comprehensive suite of services, including claims processing, revenue cycle management, patient engagement, and advanced data analytics. These solutions are designed to meet the evolving demands of the healthcare sector, enhancing service delivery and decision-making. The company's significant investment in research and development, totaling USD 50.24 million in fiscal year 2024, demonstrates its focus on innovation and continuous improvement. With operations spanning 53 countries and a network of 52 subsidiaries, TCS has a strong global footprint across India, the Asia Pacific, continental Europe, the UK, North America, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa. This extensive presence, coupled with a diverse and scalable service portfolio, positions TCS as a key player in the healthcare BPO market, delivering high-impact, customized solutions to support the digital and operational goals of healthcare and life sciences clients worldwide. For more information, Inquire Now! Related Reports: Healthcare Cloud Computing Market Computer Vision in Healthcare Market Healthcare IT Market Healthcare Analytics Market Healthcare Payer Services Market Get access to the latest updates on Healthcare BPO Companies and Healthcare BPO Market Size About MarketsandMarkets™: MarketsandMarkets™ has been recognized as one of America's Best Management Consulting Firms by Forbes, as per their recent report. 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Malaysian Reserve
19-06-2025
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Medical Billing Software Market Share Worth $32.18 Billion by 2030 with 10.2% CAGR
CHICAGO, June 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Medical Billing Software Market share is projected to be valued at USD 17.92 billion in 2024 and reach USD 32.18 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 10.2% according to a new report by The Research Insights. The expanding demand for efficient healthcare management solutions together with technological advancements and stricter regulatory requirements drive market growth. The report runs an in-depth analysis of market trends, key players, and future opportunities. In general, the Medical Billing Software Market growth of 10.2% comprises a vast array of, Billing Type, Deployment Mode, End-Use, and Geography which are expected to register strength during the coming years. For More Information and To Stay Updated on The Latest Developments in The Global Medical Billing Software Market Size, Download FREE Sample Pages: Market Overview and Growth Trajectory: Medical Billing Software Market Growth: According to an exhaustive report by The Research Insights, the Medical Billing Software Market is experiencing significant growth. The medical billing software industry experiences growth due to specific new elements that showcase fast-paced digital advancements in healthcare. The increase toward value-based care with outcome-based reimbursement models acts as a major force that requires advanced automated billing solutions to achieve precise compliance and operational efficiency. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated telehealth and virtual care adoption which created a stronger demand for integrated billing platforms that manage remote service claims and accommodate various payer requirements. Healthcare interoperability advancements together with AI and machine learning applications in claims automation and fraud detection are revolutionizing billing processes. Tech firms both established and new are adding predictive analytics and real-time reporting features to their systems which deliver enhanced user experiences that meet the needs of big hospitals and small practices. The ongoing evolution of regulatory standards like ICD-11 enforcement and stricter HIPAA compliance requires providers to implement billing systems that can adapt quickly and scale effectively. The medical billing software market is experiencing sustained global growth as a result of changing competitive dynamics driven by outsourced billing services expansion and the adoption of cloud-based deployment models. The healthcare sector is transitioning to digital platforms through the expanded use of Electronic Health Records (EHR) and digital infrastructure: The medical billing software market is primarily driven by the swift transformation of healthcare systems through Electronic Health Records (EHR) and practice management systems digitization. The HITECH Act in the U.S. along with other government mandates and incentive programs motivated healthcare providers to replace paper-based systems with digital platforms for managing patient data. Medical billing software establishes a seamless connection with EHR systems which enables automated billing processes and diminishes clerical mistakes while creating more efficient claims submission procedures. Digital integration boosts data precision while enhancing provider-payer communication and speeding up reimbursement processes. The increasing adoption of cloud-based and AI-powered EHR platforms by hospitals, clinics and private practices drives the need for more advanced billing software that can manage complex coding and comply with regulations. For Detailed Market Insights, Visit: Healthcare reimbursement and regulatory compliance are becoming increasingly complex: The escalating complexity of healthcare billing functions as a vital growth driver due to ongoing changes in coding standards including ICD-10 and CPT as well as payer-specific rules alongside federal regulations such as HIPAA. Healthcare providers face continuous stress to guarantee claims are processed both accurately and promptly to prevent rejections and financial penalties. Through its powerful coding assistance tools and real-time claim editing capabilities along with audit trail management medical billing software helps providers maintain compliance and lessen their administrative workloads. The adoption of value-based care approaches and bundled payment structures requires advanced billing platforms equipped with analytics to monitor performance indicators and blend financial and clinical information. Healthcare providers are investing in powerful medical billing systems to minimize risk and improve revenue cycle management as regulatory scrutiny becomes more severe in markets such as the U.S., UK, and Australia. Growing Demand for Outsourcing and Cloud-Based Solutions: New outsourcing trends for revenue cycle management and modern cloud-based software solutions transform the current medical billing industry framework. Many small and mid-sized healthcare providers lack sufficient resources for complex billing systems internally so they turn to external billing software vendors to increase operational efficiency. Medical billing platforms hosted on cloud services provide scalable solutions at reduced initial expenses while enabling remote data access thus becoming essential tools in the decentralized and telehealth centric healthcare sector. These platforms facilitate real-time updates while ensuring data security and insurance database integration which helps speed up claims submission and approval. The healthcare industry's adoption of remote work and virtual healthcare models will result in increasing demand for agile cloud-native billing systems that enable interoperability and mobile access. Stay Updated on The Latest Medical Billing Software Market Trends: Geographical Insights: Through its strong healthcare infrastructure North America secured 39.4% of market share in 2023 and achieved seamless integration of advanced technology. Digital solutions adoption has brought substantial improvements to healthcare results and system advancements continue to boost operational efficiency. The medical billing software market in Asia Pacific is set to grow quickly because of the aging demographic and the increasing number of chronic diseases in nations like Japan, China, and India. The need for greater hospital admissions due to this shift creates pressure on healthcare infrastructure and demonstrates the importance of cutting-edge billing solutions to streamline operations. Global Medical Billing Software Market Segmentation and Geographical Insights: Based on Billing Type, the medical billing software market is divided into Professional Billing, and Institutional Billing. The institutional billing segment dominated the revenue landscape in 2023, driven by its specialization and focus on serving large healthcare institutions. Based on Deployment Mode, the medical billing software market is divided into, On-Premises, Web-Based, and Cloud-Based. The web-based segment dominated revenue shares in 2023, with online platforms providing healthcare providers a convenient access to billing systems through web browsers, thereby eliminating the need for cumbersome local installations and reducing IT overhead. The growing requirement for efficiency, scalability, and accessibility in healthcare operations has led to the widespread adoption of web-based solutions. Based on End Use, the medical billing software market divided into Healthcare Providers, Healthcare Payers, and Others. The healthcare providers segment dominated the market in 2023, with revenue growth significantly influenced by the stringent regulatory measures implemented across countries, including the United States. The Medical Billing Software Market is segmented into five major regions: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. Purchase Premium Copy of Global Medical Billing Software Market Size and Growth Report (2024-2030) at: Key Players and Competitive Landscape: The Global Medical Billing Software Market is characterized by the presence of several major players, including: Kareo, Inc. WebPT, Inc. athenahealth ADT Cognizant Epic Systems Corporation. GeBBS Healthray DrChrono (EverHealth Solutions Inc.) AGS Health CompuGroup Medical AdvancedMD, Inc. Digitech Computer LLC Compulink Advantage Medusind These companies are adopting strategies such as new product launches, joint ventures, and geographical expansion to maintain their competitive edge in the market. Global Medical Billing Software Market Recent Developments and Innovations: In March 2024: The pharmacy software provider DocStation partnered with CPESN to develop online medical claim submission solutions for pharmacists. In January 2024: A resident at Perelman School of Medicine invented Pocket Scribe, an AI-powered dictation tool that simplifies transcription tasks and enables efficient note-taking and billing processes. In January 2024: The patient support program developed by McKesson Corporation (US) and Hoffmann-La Roche Limited (Switzerland) enhances patient experience while resolving administrative challenges and speeding up reimbursement procedures. In November 2023: Veradigm LLC (US) introduced Veradigm Intelligent Payments as a software solution for Veradigm Payerpath that works with RevSpring to speed up payments and reduce manual record reconciliation for healthcare practices. In August 2023: FareMD introduced their artificial intelligence platform to enhance medical billing processes throughout the United States. In February 2023: The healthcare technology firm Elation Health purchased Lightning MD which operates cloud-based medical billing services. Through this acquisition Elation has broadened its technology solutions available to primary care practices. For Region-Specific Market Data, Check Out Brief Sample Pages: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): What is the forecasted market size of the Medical Billing Software Market in 2030?The forecasted market size of the Medical Billing Software Market is USD 32.18 billion in 2030. Who are the leading players in the Medical Billing Software Market?The key players in the Medical Billing Software Market include, Kareo Inc.; WebPT, Inc.; athenahealth; ADT; Cognizant; Epic Systems Corporation.; GeBBS; Healthray; DrChrono (EverHealth Solutions Inc.); AGS Health; CompuGroup Medical; AdvancedMD, Inc.; Digitech Computer LLC; Compulink Advantage; and Medusind among others. What are the major drivers for the Medical Billing Software Market? Key drivers fueling this growth include the escalating need for streamlined healthcare management, advancements in technology, and rising regulatory requirements. Which is the largest region during the forecasted period in the Medical Billing Software Market?The North America region dominated the market share with 39.4% in 2023, primarily due to its robust healthcare infrastructure. Which is the largest segment, by billing type, during the forecasted period in the Medical Billing Software Market?The institutional billing segment dominated the revenue landscape in 2023, driven by its specialization and focus on serving large healthcare institutions. Conclusion: A rapid transformation of the global medical billing software market stems from demands for efficient administrative procedures combined with rising healthcare costs and increasingly complex medical coding and insurance regulations. Healthcare providers looking to improve operational efficiency while minimizing billing mistakes are increasingly adopting automated cloud-based billing solutions. Billing platforms now include artificial intelligence technology alongside machine learning and data analytics to allow for precise claims processing while enhancing fraud detection and revenue cycle optimization. Healthcare organizations are driven by regulatory compliance needs and value-based care models to implement scalable, secure billing systems that ensure interoperability. As telehealth services and remote care delivery continue to grow there is an increasing demand for billing systems that can operate across multiple channels and adapt to various situations. Medical billing software stands as a foundational component for digital health transformation while simultaneously establishing itself as an indispensable resource for enhancing financial performance and administrative accuracy together with patient satisfaction throughout worldwide healthcare systems. Need A Diverse Region or Sector? Customize Research to Suit Your Requirement: The report from The Research Insights, therefore, provides several stakeholders—healthcare providers, hospitals and clinics, insurance companies, government health agencies, healthcare IT companies, and regulatory bodies—with valuable insights into how to successfully navigate this evolving market landscape and unlock new opportunities. With projected growth to US$ 32.18 billion by 2030, the Global Medical Billing Software Market represents a significant opportunity for cloud service providers, health tech startups, AI and machine learning developers, cybersecurity firms, and data analytics companies, can position themselves for success in this dynamic and evolving market landscape. Check out more related studies published by The Research Insights: Medical Billing Outsourcing Market: The Global Medical Billing Outsourcing Market is expected to reach at USD 30.2 billion by 2030, according to a new report by The Research Insights. It is projected to expand at a CAGR of 12.26% during the forecast period, driven by emerging trends that are transforming the industry. U.S. Medical Billing Outsourcing Market – The US medical billing outsourcing market is expected to reach USD 6.28 billion by 2024, with a projected CAGR of 12.00% from 2025 to 2030. As healthcare providers face significant challenges in managing their claim and reimbursement processes, the demand for outsourced medical billing services is on the rise. With an increasing patient load and the need to address a growing records and bills burden, medical practitioners are turning to outsourcing as a solution to alleviate revenue losses. Healthcare Claims Management Market: The Global Healthcare Claims Management Market is expected to reach at USD 136.67 billion by 2030, according to a new report by The Research Insights. It is projected to expand at a CAGR of 23.4% during the forecast period. This remarkable growth can be attributed to the increasing emphasis on delivering high-quality healthcare services tailored to specific populations and the rapid adoption of technology-enabled solutions. 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Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
India and WHO sign agreement on traditional medicine module
The Ministry of Ayush in India has signed an agreement with the World Health Organization (WHO) to commence the development of a traditional medicine module under the International Classification of Health Interventions (ICHI). This collaboration aims to elevate the global status of traditional medicine systems. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said: "This initiative will help in making Ayush reach maximum number of people across the world in a scientific manner." ICHI works in conjunction with the WHO's International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) to document various health treatments and interventions. The new module will include traditional practices from Yoga, Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani systems, allowing for their recognition in a globally standardised format. This integration is expected to yield numerous advantages, encompassing transparent billing, equitable pricing for Ayush services, and smoother inclusion of Ayush treatments in health insurance plans. It will also improve hospital management, clinical documentation, and health research, ultimately making Ayush interventions more accessible worldwide. The initiative is in line with India's strategic goal to bring its traditional medicinal knowledge to the forefront of global healthcare, supported by international standards and scientific classification. WHO director-general Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated on X: "Pleased to sign an agreement for a $3m contribution from #India to @WHO's work on traditional medicine and the International Classification of Health Interventions, with @moAyush Secretary Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha. We welcome 's continued commitment to #HealthForAll." The integration of ICD-11 for diseases and the new ICHI module for health interventions is set to ensure that Ayush secures its place as an evidence-based and policy-recognised component of international healthcare systems. "India and WHO sign agreement on traditional medicine module" was originally created and published by Hospital Management, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Sign in to access your portfolio
