REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

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REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING SOFTWARE
DEVELOPMENT What is Remote Patient
Monitoring? Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is a
type of telehealth technology that allows
healthcare providers to monitor patients
remotely. This technology typically includes a
variety of devices and sensors that allow
healthcare providers to monitor vital signs, such
as heart rate, blood pressure, or weight, as
well as lifestyle data, such as physical activity
or diet. This data is then transmitted to the
healthcare provider, who can analyze it and
adjust the patient's care plan accordingly. RPM
can be used to monitor chronic conditions, such
as diabetes or heart disease, as well as to
monitor recovery from a surgery or
illness. Currently, more than 80 of hospitals
across the USA are investing in RPM technologies
to offer healthcare app solutions to patients
that are old, unstable, and at high risk of
infections, especially from coronavirus. Now,
with the arrival of RPM apps, it has become easy
for doctors to keep track of the health
conditions of their patients remotely. Remote
Patient Monitoring applications will usher in the
future that medical professionals have long
predicted. They will benefit patients and medical
researchers just as much as they will benefit
doctors. Hence, the proposed approach will
contribute to the effective implementation of
the entire switch to remote health monitoring
following a pandemic.