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Value-based care in oncology is gaining traction as a model that emphasizes patient outcomes and cost-efficiency. One of the critical challenges within this framework is managing inpatient admissions, particularly for oncology patients who often require extensive hospital stays. Value-based care is a key quality strategy in healthcare reform that prioritizes improving care quality over quantity. […]

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) in healthcare has become critical in providing quality care. It allows healthcare providers to remotely monitor patients’ health and quickly intervene when necessary, making it an essential component of modern healthcare. In addition, RPM enables healthcare providers to monitor and manage patient health outside traditional healthcare settings, such as hospitals and

Post surgical home care has witnessed remarkable advancements with the introduction of remote patient monitoring (RPM) technologies and virtual health platforms. Previously, patients recovering from surgery relied on frequent in-person visits and home care services to track their recovery progress. Post-surgical home care with RPM equips patients with the necessary tools and support to recover

Telemedicine leverages digital technology to provide remote healthcare services, such as telehealth and remote patient monitoring. Offering a convenient alternative to in-person visits, especially for those facing accessibility barriers, the key question is: What does research reveal about telemedicine’s effectiveness in improving patient outcomes? This article explores four recent telemedicine studies and their findings. Recent

Two recent studies highlight the benefits of remote patient monitoring (RPM) for improving patient outcomes and expanding access to care outside hospital walls for those with complex conditions. From enabling home hospital-level care to improving outcomes for vulnerable infants with heart disease, at-home health monitoring technologies are paving the way for emerging virtual wards and