Adopting Remote Patient Monitoring at Robustus Health
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I wrote about Adopting Remote Patient Monitoring at Robustus Health — a project I worked on for three months as a research assistant. It was a collaborative venture between the team, senior management, and patients that aimed to develop a fully integrated platform that could monitor patients at home and in a hospital. My main responsibility was to evaluate and analyze the effectiveness of this platform and provide recommendations for its future improvement. Here’s what I did. Problem Definition: Patient monitoring is essential to monitor patients’ wellbeing and health
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Robustus Health, an established digital health company that employs more than 600 people, offers a state-of-the-art Remote Patient Monitoring solution that monitors patient health data remotely and provides real-time insights to physicians and clinicians, to enable better treatment decisions and patient outcomes. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the need for Remote Patient Monitoring, particularly in home-based patient care. In late 2019, a Robustus Health
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I was at a local restaurant when the call came on my tablet from the management of Robustus Health. It was a call that would revolutionize the way healthcare was delivered to the patients in remote communities and in rural areas. It was a call that was different from the usual calls that you would expect from the management of a hospital or a medical practitioner. This call was from the CEO, Mr. John Johnson, who asked me to come to their office to present the proposed remote patient monitoring system to them. This system was being developed as part of a
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My company, Robustus Health, has implemented remote patient monitoring in our healthcare centers. Our primary goal is to improve the quality of healthcare, reduce costs, and promote the well-being of our patients. Here’s how we implemented remote patient monitoring: 1. Gathering Data: Robustus Health employs remote patient monitoring through a wireless health monitor that is attached to the patient’s wrist. The device monitors vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen saturation. The data collected is transmitted wire
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“I was introduced to remote patient monitoring through my colleague, Dr. X, who had been working with Robustus Health for a couple of years. Robustus is a leading provider of digital health services in Bangalore. I remember being fascinated by the idea of having a medical condition diagnosed and treated remotely, rather than in a clinic. site And, of course, the possibility of reducing medical errors and enhancing efficiency of patient care. Robustus was able to provide remote patient monitoring services to me, and it allowed me to
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I have written about Robustus Health, a home health company, in an academic journal that is widely circulated in the healthcare community. find this I write about their use of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) in the care of older adults at home, which I think has significant implications for the healthcare industry, particularly in addressing the healthcare affordability crisis. This case study is based on my own first-hand experience in overseeing the use of RPM with a client that I am pleased to announce has been very successful. The company had