Title: Remote Patient Monitoring
1Remote Patient Monitoring
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your Medical Practitioner. The need for primary
care in the UK continues to grow due to people
living longer and subsequently suffer from
chronic illnesses throughout their lives. This
growing need has placed a strain on the NHS, and
alternative methods that help to ease the
healthcare burden safely are more sought after
than ever. The restrictions that 2020 has placed
on access to critical services has only
heightened the necessity for additional resources
and methods of supporting patients. One such
strategy that has received increased attention
lately is remote patient monitoring.
3- What is Remote Patient Monitoring?
- Remote patient monitoring, sometimes abbreviated
to RPM, is a method of capturing data about a
patients health using advanced technology
outside of traditional healthcare settings. It
records vital health data that indicates a
patients condition such as - heart rate
- blood pressure
- oxygen saturation
- body temperature and more
- While the term advanced technology might sound
like something that belongs in a sci-fi movie,
these devices are often very consumer-friendly
products. Many systems often resemble smartphones
or tablet devices, making them easy and effective
for patients to use at home. It allows the
patient to take control of managing their health
in a way that is comfortable and relatable. - Falling within the category of telehealth, remote
patient monitoring is focused on the specific
technology that is used to keep patients and
their healthcare professionals connected for
improved health management. RPM has proven to
reduce readmissions and improve patient outcomes.
4Is remote patient monitoring as effective as
in-person management?
? Post-operative care After the first day of
post-operative care, vital signs are often
recorded periodically at four- hour intervals.
RPM systems enable the continuous monitoring of a
patients vitals and can quickly create alerts if
there are any abnormalities. Remote patient
monitoring can also help with medication
adherence and post-operative care compliance.
Facilitating the ability for patients to share
data and healthcare professionals to monitor from
a distance, remote patient monitoring technology
supports early detection of any issues which
might arise post-operation and allow treatment
sooner.
5? During a healthcare crisis The limitations and
restrictions that have been imposed out of
necessity in 2020 have meant that remote patient
monitoring has been instrumental in supporting
healthcare systems. It has supported the
monitoring of patients released from hospital
after admission. This reduces the risk of
infection for people who are at-risk and limits
the interaction between patients in a communal
space. ? For the management of chronic
illnesses Remote patient monitoring has been
particularly useful in supporting patients who
are managing chronic health conditions and
illnesses. It is a highly time-efficient way of
accessing essential patient data from a distance,
and reduces the need for so many appointments,
freeing time for patients and doctors. RPM has
also had a positive effect on increasing a
patients engagement with managing their own
health and increasing their responsibility in a
safe way. In the same way, remote patient
monitoring can significantly reduce the risk of
people who are at higher risk of infection by
reducing their contact. Infection transmission
can be higher in settings such as hospitals and
doctors offices for those who are at increased
risk. Hence, RPM facilitates a safer way of
obtaining key vital signs and patient health
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6- How can remote patient monitoring assist lung
function? - Lung function is a key area of a patients vital
signs, especially for those suffering from - lung-related illnesses and conditions such as
COPD and asthma. One keyway to measure these
vital signs is through the use of remote patient
monitoring by obtaining health data via the use
of a peak flow meter. - Introducing the use of a peak flow meter to
assist with RPM can empower patients to manage
and monitor their own health. Using the results
of peak flow and spirometry data, healthcare
practitioners can identify early signs of lung
inflammation. Capturing data, including FEV1 and
PEF measurements, doctors can evaluate the health
of a patients condition and whether additional
action is necessary. - The advantage is regular and consistent
monitoring and data input that can identify
problems earlier than if relying only on
in-person patient monitoring. Delivering the data
in real-time it can enable doctors and nurses to
make critical decisions around patient care and
health management.
7How does Safey support remote patient
monitoring? Safey offers an advanced solution
for remote patient monitoring for the benefit of
both patients and their healthcare practitioners.
Using the combined power of smart devices, such
as peak flow meters and spirometers, patient apps
and a smart platform for doctors, Safey keeps
everyone informed. Harnessing technology to keep
patients connected to their doctors, data can be
recorded, managed, and uploaded with ease.
Focused on recording key lung function data
including ? FEV1 ? PEF ? FVC ? FEV1/FVC
8Safeys technology enables patients to sync their
peak flow meter via Bluetooth with android
devices to easily record key lung function data.
With the ability to track and visualise lung
function, patients and doctors can address
changes before symptoms present. Supporting the
faster and better decisions when it comes to
patient care, the FDA-cleared peak flow, and
spirometers from Safey assist with
next-generation healthcare. Clinicians can trust
and rely upon the data shared between Safey
devices and apps, giving them an enhanced way to
manage patient health. With several FDA-cleared
systems available to measure and manage lung
function, Safey facilitates the collection of
crucial vital sign information through remote
patient monitoring. With the portability of Safey
peak flow meters and spirometers, patients can
share key lung function data with their doctors
from anywhere. Providing clinical-grade accuracy
on the go, the devices meet ATS and ERS
guidelines. Safey can help both patients, and
their doctors manage their health better,
remotely. Discover more about how our systems can
help with your healthcare management plans. For
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