The Clinical Electronic Thermometer Market is likely to grow on a robust note in the next decade. The next decade would be seeing the integration of telehealth services with the physical ones that exist at the moment. Urgent care and primary care are bound to be accessed through virtual visits, along with improvement in collaboration with the clinics, dialysis centers, long-term care facilities, and mental health services. This shifting is to be witnessed in the healthcare vertical shortly.
Clinical electronic thermometers are general instruments that are used for the detection of the body’s temperature as and when required. Thermometers are, in general, clinical instruments of electronic as well as any temperature-sensitive substance. The basic principle of clinical electronic thermometers is a sensor-based thermistor. Advancements have led to the development of self-registering clinical electronic thermometers that provide accurate results.
The usage of clinical electronic thermometers is not limited to hospitals or clinics. They are also available to the public at large. Some clinical electronic thermometers are versatile in nature and can be used across a range of age groups. Clinical electronic thermometers with specific adjustments are provided for infants, which have integrated size and safety features.
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By Product Type
- Oral Thermometers
- Ear Thermometers
- Rectal Thermometers
- Temporal Thermometers
- Others
By End User
- Hospitals
- Ascs
- Clinics
- Homecare Settings
The new rules implemented by FDA in 2015 to re-classify clinical electronic thermometers to rule from class 2 510(k) exempt to requiring a class 2 510(k) submission have created an uncertainty regarding the growth prospects of the clinical electronic thermometer market.
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However, the global clinical electronic thermometer market is expected to witness growth in the near future due to expansion in the usage of clinical electronic thermometers and the entry of new product candidates. An encouraging sign can be observed in the market with changing healthcare trends.
Clinical electronic thermometers are mostly consumed by a number of households for checking body temperature. However, the usage of clinical electronic thermometers is low in hospitals due to the availability of other temperature-sensing instruments.
The clinical electronic thermometer market is driven by susceptible population that undergoes routine healthcare procedures that involve the usage of clinical electronic thermometers, the availability of different novel types of clinical electronic thermometers, and an increase in the number of people visiting medical facilities for checking their body temperature.
However, factors, such as the adoption of other instruments/methods for checking body temperature, are likely to hamper the growth of the clinical electronic thermometer market in the near future. The clinical electronic thermometer market in several undeveloped and low-economic countries faces challenges owing to the usage of substance-based thermometers in these regions.
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Due to its strong presence and accurate results, the substance thermometer (mercury) still has a large user base.
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