World's Best Smart Hospitals 2024
Based on a worldwide online survey of thousands of medical professionals and the Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity Survey, the 330 leading hospitals in the field of smart technologies were awarded for the third time. The list recognizes hospitals across 28 different countries. Additionally, participants had the opportunity to name a standout category for the recommended smart hospitals. The five categories were: Electronic functionalities, Telemedicine, Digital Imaging, Artificial Intelligence, and Robotics.
Who are
World's Best Smart Hospitals 2024
✓ This hospital participated in the Smart Hospitals Maturity Survey (SHMS)
Surveys
Want to be part of our surveys?
Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity Survey
Registration for the Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity Survey, which dives into the implementation status of smart technologies of leading hospitals across different countries, is available here:
Healthcare Rankings - Registration for Peer-to-Peer Surveys
If you are a healthcare professional and want to be part of future survey cycles of our peer-to-peer survey, feel free to register here:
Interested in more excellent hospitals?
The Global Hospital rating is a voluntary rating system where hospitals can apply to get evaluated against established quality criteria.
The Project
About the project
The ranking for World’s Best Smart Hospitals 2024 is based on a worldwide online survey of thousands medical professionals as well as the Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity survey. The ranking features the top 330 hospitals in the field of smart technologies including 5 standout categories. The Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity survey dives into the implementation status of smart technologies of leading hospitals across different countries, enabling data collection on the usage of digital technologies directly from the hospitals. The next survey period for the Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity survey will begin in the summer of 2024 and will be open for participation here. Pre-registration is available here.
2,000+
Hospitals evaluated
Thousands
Of medical professionals surveyed
330
Hospitals awarded
methodology
How we work
Scoring
The scoring model is based on 2 pillars: National and international hospital recommendations from medical experts, and the voluntary Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity Survey.
Concept
The scoring is based on 2 pillars to increase the comprehensiveness of the ranking. Participants were asked to recommend hospitals based on their expertise in the field of smart technologies and were able to select a standout category for the recommended hospitals. The standout categories were: Electronic functionalities, Telemedicine, Digital imaging, Artificial intelligence, and Robotics.
Data Collection
Medical experts were invited by Statista and Newsweek to participate in a worldwide online survey to recommend hospitals on a national and international level. Recommendations for own employer were not allowed.
Additionally, the Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity survey was conducted to assess the implementation and usage of the participating hospitals’ digital technologies.
Evaluation
For the evaluation, Statista R applies a scoring model. The scores were calculated for each hospital in each of the 3 pillars and weighted as follows: National (45%) and international recommendations from medical experts (50%) and the Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity Survey (5%). Statista R reviewed every nominated hospital to ensure that awarded hospitals are known for technical innovations and a leadership role in the field of Smart Hospitals.
A detailed report on our methodology is available here.
For the evaluation, Statista R applies a scoring model. The scores were calculated for each hospital in each of the 3 pillars and weighted as follows: National (45%) and international recommendations from medical experts (50%) and the Statista Smart Hospitals Maturity Survey (5%).
Partnership
Our reliable partner
Newsweek is an American news magazine and website that provides high-quality information to readers around the globe, reaching over 75 million people each month. First launched in 1933, Newsweek nowadays reports about topics in the fields of international issues, technology, business, culture and politics. The information channels reach from weekly published print editions in various countries to an online and mobile presence worldwide.
contact us
Get in touch with us. We are happy to help.
Do you have questions about your ranking, our projects, or why you’re not on the list?
