Remote Patient Monitoring for Global Emergencies: a case study in COVID-19 patients (Preprint)

The conclusion highlights the critical importance of monitoring patients outside of hospital settings, especially during pandemics, when patients travel to hospitals or receive home visits by health care professionals, which could increase the risk of disease transmission. Studies demonstrating the benefits and efficacy of remote monitoring in home settings can better prepare health care professionals for future pandemic events. Continuous monitoring of a wide range of patient metrics, from activities to vital signs, and integration of these data into electronic health records would not only improve accuracy and reduce the burden of data collection but also pave the way for enhanced home care, offering higher quality care at a lower cost.

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JMIR Formative Research
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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.2196/66773
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COVID-19 diagnosis using AI
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Abstract

The conclusion highlights the critical importance of monitoring patients outside of hospital settings, especially during pandemics, when patients travel to hospitals or receive home visits by health care professionals, which could increase the risk of disease transmission. Studies demonstrating the benefits and efficacy of remote monitoring in home settings can better prepare health care professionals for future pandemic events. Continuous monitoring of a wide range of patient metrics, from activities to vital signs, and integration of these data into electronic health records would not only improve accuracy and reduce the burden of data collection but also pave the way for enhanced home care, offering higher quality care at a lower cost.

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