... Abstract Remote patient management (RPM) has the potential to improve patient outcomes in home dialysis patients. Achieving this requires an operational plan that addresses data collection, RPM adoption, and plans for therapeutic interventions on abnormal results. The objective of this chapter...

... Abstract Remote patient management (RPM) has been increasingly implemented in the care of chronic patients in the last decades with significant positive impact on clinical outcomes. Home-based dialysis therapies constitute an attractive alternative to in-center hemodialysis as they offer...

... Abstract Remote patient management (RPM) via 2-way connectivity addresses many challenges that the peritoneal dialysis (PD) renal care team faces when treating home dialysis patients. It addresses psychological barriers and social determinants of health by permitting self-care, increased...

... management (RPM) is a strategy that allows for accurate home monitoring of chronic patients, enabling the team to improve care through prevention and early identification of problems, with consequent timely interventions. Peritoneal dialysis (PD) is a home-based therapy representing an ideal model...

... Abstract Remote patient management (RPM) for patients receiving peritoneal dialysis (PD) is an emerging technology whereby a patients’ biometric information (including weight, blood pressure, and other parameters) can be remotely monitored by providers along with important PD treatment...

... Abstract In June 2015, Sharesource, a cloud-based, bi-directional connectivity platform, was launched by Baxter Healthcare in the UK. With this came the ability to use remote patient management (RPM) with peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients in an easy, standardized manner across dialysis units...

...-care comes down. Remote patient management (RPM) has the potential to improve outcomes in PD through telehealth platforms that facilitate virtual clinical presence, enable patient-generated clinical documentation and feedback mechanism, and promote self-monitoring. Bi-directional communications between...

... a bidirectional communication protocol that allows a full remote patient management (RPM). RPM has demonstrated significant advantages including higher technique survival, reduced rate of complications, and reduced costs in patients undergoing long-term PD. Introduction The utilization of automated...

... cloud-based software. The 2-way communication platform gives remote visibility to patient’s treatment and allows for feedback and correction of inadequate treatment program. Remote patient management (RPM) allows to visualize the course of home PD day after day, evaluating adherence to prescription...

... Abstract Peritoneal dialysis is the ideal field where remote patient management (RPM) techniques can be experimented and implemented for a better care. Real-time feedback on patients and machine signals allow for rapid and effective correction of prescription and troubleshooting. Recent results...

.... This chapter covers an overview of remote patient management (RPM) and telehealth, outcome data of telehealth programs, as well as subsequent economic advantages to global healthcare systems. Overview of RPM and Telehealth The term “RPM” is used to describe digital technologies that collect medical...

... Telemedicine (TM) and remote patient management (RPM) are innovative tools for providing remote transmission, interpretation and storage of clinical parameters, physiological variables or images/videos which can be sent to a central monitoring center for review and intervention of the care...

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