The New Horizon of Remote Monitoring-The New Horizon of Remote Monitoring

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The session, held at HRX 2024, focused on the evolving landscape of remote monitoring, highlighting its significance and future potential. Aileen Farrick, a nurse practitioner, led the discussion alongside a panel of experts. Topics included the 2023 international guidelines reestablishing remote monitoring as a standard of care, connectivity and its challenges, and the role of industry in supporting these advancements.<br /><br />Panelists discussed the importance of maintaining patient connectivity for effective remote monitoring and suggested measures like patient apps and education to ensure continuous connection. They also debated the feasibility and future implementation of alert-based care, emphasizing the need to balance actionable and non-actionable data.<br /><br />The session explored the potential benefits of using third-party resources for managing remote monitoring workloads, emphasizing software solutions to streamline processes. Additionally, they highlighted the challenges posed by increasing wearable device data and considered the integration of remote reprogramming for patient devices, foreseeing its growing acceptance and demand.<br /><br />Overall, the panel agreed on the transformative impact of AI and continuous monitoring on patient care, predicting that future generations will demand more advanced, AI-enabled remote monitoring solutions.

Keywords

remote monitoring

HRX 2024

Aileen Farrick

patient connectivity

alert-based care

wearable devices

AI-enabled solutions

remote reprogramming