
In a recent survey conducted by our panel team at M3 Global Research, 4,046 physicians worldwide were asked to identify the healthcare trends they believe will have the most significant impact on medicine in 2025. Personalised healthcare emerged as the leading trend, with one-third of respondents highlighting its transformative potential in tailoring treatment to individual patient needs.
The Rise of Personalised Healthcare
With a patient-centric approach, personalised medicine leverages data from genetics, lifestyle, and environmental factors to develop treatments tailored to each individual. This shift moves healthcare away from a “one-size-fits-all” model and toward a more customised approach, improving treatment efficacy and patient outcomes.
A key driver for personalised healthcare is the increasing integration of electronic health records (EHRs) and wearable technologies. These tools allow for continuous health monitoring, real-time interventions, and proactive disease management. As physicians are increasingly able to track patients’ health data more accurately, applying that data to personalised medicine approaches could change how diseases are prevented, diagnosed, and treated.
The Impact on Healthcare Market Research
The growing emphasis on personalised medicine presents new considerations for healthcare market research. As treatments become more targeted, research methodologies will likely need to evolve to reflect this shift. Potential adjustments include:
- Targeted data: Refine segmentation beyond broad surveys
- Evolving insights: Increased emphasis on capturing perspectives from both healthcare professionals and patients
- Real-world evidence: Focusing on ongoing, real-time data
- Technology integration: Leverage digital tools for enhanced analysis
Looking Ahead
As personalised medicine continues to gain momentum, healthcare market research will almost certainly need to adapt in an effort to reflect this. A detailed understanding of patient-specific treatments, the integration of technology-driven data collection, and updated research methodologies could be the key to generating meaningful insights.
As personalised medicine further influences the future of healthcare, the capacity to gather accurate and actionable insights, and respond to industry trends becomes increasingly important. At M3 Global Research, we remain at the forefront of these changes, so that our research approaches align with every landscape evolution.