Research

Welcome to Tenovi’s weekly research update. Each week, we summarize new studies in remote healthcare to keep professionals informed of the latest studies and research in remote patient monitoring (RPM). This week, we highlight findings from a new study examining remote patient monitoring cost savings associated with acute heart patients in the Acute Hospital Care […]

A new study published in the Annals of Family Medicine demonstrates the potential of hypertension digital health interventions to improve outcomes for medically underserved patients. The research at a federally qualified health center in California examined the impact of a remote patient monitoring program (RPM) called Digital Innovation to Grow Quality Care Through an Interprofessional

Parkinson’s disease is one of the fastest-growing neurological disorders worldwide. It affects millions of people, causing motor and non-motor symptoms that progressively impair quality of life. The complexity of managing Parkinson’s symptoms, especially motor fluctuations and medication adherence, makes it a significant challenge for healthcare providers. However, Parkinson’s disease monitoring devices are helping to address

Telemedicine was once seen primarily as a solution for remote or underserved populations. It is now widely recognized for its potential to enhance everyday care delivery. Telemedicine in primary care technologies includes remote monitoring, video consultations, and artificial intelligence (AI). These technologies offer new opportunities to provide efficient, accessible, patient-centered healthcare. This article explores research

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a medical technology solution reshaping the medical field. This article discusses real-life uses of RPM through two compelling case studies. The first remote patient monitoring case study covers general surgery, and the second covers pediatric cardiac care. Both studies provide evidence-based research on how remote patient monitoring saves lives and

This week’s research summary examines a new study published in the Journal of Medicine, Surgery, and Public Health on nursing and artificial intelligence. This article will explore how AI technologies have the potential to improve work-life balance for nurses significantly.  As healthcare systems globally face increasing demands and nurse burnout, this research provides timely insights

Remote therapeutic monitoring research opens new avenues for improving stroke care and patient outcomes. This emerging field combines technology and healthcare expertise to enhance stroke patients’ management and recovery process, offering potential solutions to long-standing challenges in stroke rehabilitation. Remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) uses technology to track non-physiological data remotely. This is data related to

Cardiovascular diseases are a major health concern, especially for geriatric patients and those in rural communities. New healthcare solutions are required to ensure better management and care. This article explores the pivotal role of heart failure remote monitoring for cardiovascular health and how it has been shown to reduce hospital readmissions and inpatient services.  Heart

Wearable technology is advancing rapidly. An innovation from researchers in Singapore marks a significant step forward in noninvasive health monitoring. This article explores the development of a stretchable hydrogel-based wearable cholesterol monitor that also monitors lactate levels directly from the skin, eliminating the need for blood or other biofluid samples.  We examine how this wearable