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The key players functioning in the healthcare quality management (QMS) market include Nuance Communications, Inc. (US), Premier Inc. (US), Optum, Inc. (US), Intelex Technologies (Canada), DNV (Norway), RLDatix (US), Riskonnect, Inc. (US), HCI (Ireland), Ideagen (UK), Medisolv, Inc. (US), Valenz Health (US)

The global Healthcare Quality Management (QMS) Market, valued at US$1.26billion in 2024, stood at US$1.42 billion in 2025 and is projected to advance at a resilient CAGR of 12.1% from 2025 to 2030, culminating in a forecasted valuation of US$2.51billion by the end of the period. The healthcare quality management (QMS) market is witnessing significant growth, driven by the rising adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and predictive analytics to enhance clinical decision-making and operational efficiency. Advanced healthcare quality management (QMS) solutions enable real-time monitoring of patient outcomes, automated reporting, and proactive identification of potential risks, helping healthcare providers maintain high standards of care. Increasing regulatory focus on patient safety, clinical quality, and outcome transparency is further accelerating the market adoption, while hospitals and healthcare systems aim to reduce errors, improve compliance, and optimize overall care delivery. Rising emphasis on value-based care and performance benchmarking is also fueling the demand for integrated healthcare quality management (QMS) platforms across hospitals, specialty clinics, and large healthcare networks.

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By offering, in 2024, the software segment accounted for the largest share of the healthcare quality management (QMS) market, driven by the growing demand for comprehensive, technology-enabled quality solutions. Healthcare quality management (QMS) software enables real-time monitoring of clinical performance, automated compliance reporting, and centralized management of patient safety, risk, and operational data. These solutions help reduce administrative workload, streamline documentation, and ensure adherence to evolving regulatory requirements. Additionally, software platforms facilitate integration with EHRs, ERP systems, and other digital health tools, supporting collaboration across hospitals, specialty clinics, and healthcare networks. As healthcare organizations prioritize improving care quality, minimizing errors, and meeting accreditation standards, software-based healthcare quality management (QMS) solutions are increasingly becoming the preferred choice for efficient, scalable, and effective quality management.

By function, the risk management segment is expected to be the fastest-growing segment of the healthcare quality management (QMS) market, driven by the increasing need for structured approaches to identify, assess, and mitigate clinical and operational risks. Healthcare organizations are adopting risk management solutions to proactively monitor patient safety, track adverse events, and ensure compliance with evolving regulatory and accreditation requirements. These platforms often include features such as incident reporting and corrective action tracking, helping providers reduce errors and improve overall care quality. As hospitals and clinics face growing scrutiny from regulators and a rising focus on patient safety, the demand for risk management functions within healthcare quality management (QMS) is accelerating, making it a critical component for effective and comprehensive quality management.

By geography, in 2024, North America reinforced its position as the leading region in the healthcare quality management (QMS) market, driven by stringent regulatory requirements, strong accreditation frameworks, and a mature hospital IT ecosystem. The region has seen widespread adoption of digital quality management platforms that integrate with electronic health records, automate compliance reporting, and provide real-time insights into patient safety and clinical performance. Hospitals are increasingly leveraging AI-enabled analytics and business intelligence tools to detect care gaps, reduce adverse events, and improve benchmarking across health systems. Unlike earlier adoption phases focused primarily on compliance, the current growth emphasizes predictive quality monitoring, proactive risk management, and continuous performance improvement. Public and private investments are also supporting advancements in data interoperability, cloud infrastructure, and workforce training to strengthen patient safety initiatives. This evolution highlights North America’s commitment to embedding quality, accountability, and digital intelligence into the foundation of healthcare delivery.

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The key players functioning in the healthcare quality management (QMS) market include Nuance Communications, Inc. (US), Premier Inc. (US), Optum, Inc. (US), Intelex Technologies (Canada), DNV (Norway), RLDatix (US), Riskonnect, Inc. (US), HCI (Ireland), Ideagen (UK), Medisolv, Inc. (US), Valenz Health (US), OdiTek Solutions (India), The Patient Safety Company (TPSC) (Netherlands), MorCare (Harris Health) (US), YouComply, Ltd. (ViClarity) (UK), SimplerQMS (US), NAVEX Global, Inc. (US), ProviderTrust (US), MedTrainer (US), OKKALA SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED (India), SafeQual (US), Effivity Technologies, Inc. (US), Title21 Health Solutions (US), Medblaze (INFINI) (India), eTaskPro (UAE), Qualityze (US), Karminn Consultancy Network (India), and MEG (Ireland).

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