The global Burn Care Centers Market size is expected to reach USD 31.9 billion by 2030, as per a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The market is projected to expand at a CAGR of 4.1% from 2022 to 2030. The increasing global caseload is responsible for nearly 180,000 mortalities each year, as per the WHO. The majority of these incidences and accidents occur in lower-middle-income countries in the Asia Pacific and Latin American regions. The current market is witnessing an overall increase in the cost of care, which is a major driver behind the growth of the market.
According
to an article published on UpToDate, burns rank 4th in
the common types of trauma, on a global level. It also states that low-middle
income countries despite having high incidences of trauma, severely lack the
necessary infrastructure and means to manage these patients. Another article
published in Annals of Burns and Fire Disasters states that treatment and care
in most of these countries are often delayed. Rural areas are more severely
impacted due to the lack of proper medical facilities. For instance, in Ghana,
only 48% of Pediatric injuries are treated at modern healthcare facilities.
In
the facility type, the in-hospital type held the largest revenue share of more
than 50.0% in 2021. The majority of developing and underdeveloped nations have
a scarcity of specialized treatment units, due to which the patient load or
volume goes to in-hospital settings. In these countries, the cost of care at
specialized treatment units is much higher and is another reason why
in-hospital settings record the majority of admissions. However, the
stand-alone centers are forecasted to see a surge in growth rate. This can be
credited to the growing need for the quality of care and management of patients
that these units are capable of delivering.
In
the treatment type, the largest revenue share was held by the wound-debridement
section. It is the standard procedure in case of all injuries, this not only
helps in avoiding infections but also promotes faster healing resulting in
better outcomes. The highest growth potential has been exhibited by the pain
management section for treatment type. Pain management in patients has come to
be of paramount importance even when deciding the kind of wound dressing to
be used for the patient. The pain during the healing process can have severe
psychological implications due to which the recovery can be hampered, this is a
primary driver for growth in this treatment type. A research article published
in the Burns journal stated that the patient population studied considered
several important factors while considering the type of dressing, nearly 80%
responded with pain-free dressings as the most important characteristic.
The
partial-thickness burns segment held the largest revenue share in 2021. The
majority of the cases fall into the category of less than 10% TBSA.
Partial-thickness wounds if not treated timely and properly can fester into
infections and can turn fatal. The fastest growth is to be exhibited by the
full-thickness burns and require management at specialized medical centers
which are capable of providing advanced surgical and non-surgical interventions
in care management. The in-patient services segment held the largest revenue
share in 2021, owing to the increasing cost of treatment. There has been an
overall decline in the annual number of cases, especially during COVID and
otherwise as well. Workplaces have fire-safety norms in place to better manage
situations to avoid accidents. The cost of care, however, has risen, and thus
the market is growing. It is expected to grow lucratively during the forecast
period.
North
America accounted for the majority revenue share of over 40% in 2021. The
region has the largest number of specialized burn care units, totaling to 120,
across the U.S., many of which are verified by the American Burn Association.
The reimbursement plans for patients also significantly support the growth of
the North American market. The fastest growth however is being seen in the Asia
Pacific region. This can be attributed to the improving healthcare
infrastructure due to increased healthcare spending. As per World Bank data,
East Asia and Pacific’s annual healthcare spending in 2019 was 6.7% of the
region’s GDP, higher than the 2018 value.
The
lack of proper resources has also been providing a necessary push to the
concerned authorities to bring about the formation of specialized treatment
units in the region’s countries. The above-listed reasons are contributing
significantly to the growth of the market. There was an overall decline in the
number of patients going to burn care units in hospitals or burn centers, the
major focus was on the COVID-19 pandemic. However, due to global lockdowns and cross-border
trade restrictions, the cost of materials and amenities shot up, ultimately
increasing the overall cost of care being delivered to burn patients across the
globe.
Related Press
Release@ Burn Care Centers Market Report
Burn Care Centers Market Report Highlights
- The market
revenue is expected to reach USD 31.9 billion by 2030. The increasing need
to find specialized care for burn patients is driving the market
- The
in-hospital segment bagged the largest revenue share owing to the limited
number of specialized units
- The pain
management segment is anticipated to emerge as the fastest-growing
treatment type for burn patients across the globe
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