Remote monitoring that carries a patient's blood pressure, pulse, oxygen and glucose readings from home to the doctor's screen, and raises an alarm the moment a rhythm problem appears.
Readmissions: -42% · Critical alert: 90 s
Follow-up for heart failure and hypertension patients after discharge ran on blood pressure and pulse readings written into a notebook at home. When a patient forgot a reading or wrote it down wrong, the doctor could not settle the right dose. The real risk, though, was that intermittent rhythm problems do not show up on the short ECG taken in hospital, so a crisis was usually noticed only when the patient reached A&E.
A follow-up setup was built with the patient at home and the doctor at the screen. Readings straight from the device: the portable ECG strap, the digital blood pressure monitor and the finger oximeter send their results to the app on the patient's phone and on to the doctor's screen - the patient types nothing. Immediate rhythm alarm: the ECG runs live on the doctor's screen, and when a rhythm problem appears a red alert reaches the on-call cardiologist within 90 seconds. Secure video consultation: doctor and patient meet through the browser over a closed connection that protects personal health data. Medication tracking: a smart pill box reports whether the medicine was taken, and if a critical blood pressure dose is missed the patient and their next of kin are called automatically.
Across 480 chronic patients under follow-up, rhythm episodes were caught within 90 seconds on average, allowing early treatment. Unplanned A&E visits and readmissions fell by 42%. With medication tracking, adherence rose from 58% to 96%.
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