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 […]

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

The acute hospital at home (HaH) program is a healthcare model where patients receive acute care services in their homes rather than in a traditional hospital setting.  The concept of HaH has evolved, driven by advancements in medical technology, changes in healthcare delivery models, and a focus on patient-centered care. Acute hospital at home programs