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Two recent studies highlight the benefits of remote patient monitoring (RPM) for improving patient outcomes and expanding access to care outside hospital walls for those with complex conditions. From enabling home hospital-level care to improving outcomes for vulnerable infants with heart disease, at-home health monitoring technologies are paving the way for emerging virtual wards and

This week’s research article summarizes two new studies on telemedicine outcomes in patients with chronic conditions such as heart failure and hypertension. We’ll explore studies that shed light on the efficacy of remote patient monitoring (RPM) and telenursing interventions, highlighting their impact on patient outcomes and quality of life.  Telemedicine Outcomes for Hypertensive Patients  Myriad

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology offers many potential benefits for improving patient care and outcomes in primary care settings. However, a new qualitative study highlights some challenges of remote patient monitoring that must be addressed to enable broader adoption and sustainable implementation. RPM involves patients using devices like blood pressure cuffs, continuous glucose monitors, weight