RPM enables clinicians to communicate with patients from the comfort of the patient's home, removing logistical challenges and the need to take time off work to make appointments.
Fremont, CA: Remote patient monitoring (RPM) devices are increasingly being used by healthcare organizations to track a patient's health post-procedure. Typically, this occurs in emergency situations or for the management of chronic diseases. The information gathered can keep clinicians up to date on a variety of metrics, including weight, blood oxygen, blood sugar, heart rate, and more.
RPM benefits patients by improving health outcomes and providing a better patient experience. RPM enables clinicians to communicate with patients from the comfort of the patient's home, removing logistical challenges and the need to take time off work to make appointments. It also enables healthcare providers to reach people in limited access to healthcare.
Data must be collected securely and properly integrated into an organization's existing data management system to create a successful RPM program. This enables clinicians to delve deeper into the data using analytics or artificial intelligence, which can help prevent serious health problems from arising.
Keys to Remote Patient Monitoring Program Success
The first steps in developing a successful RPM program are to enlist the support of physicians
