HealthLeaders Media May 4, 2022
Vital signs sticker aims to detect early signs of trouble, including infection, in bone marrow transplant recipients.
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Study compensates to recognize that typical body temperature can vary from patient to patient.
Trial will start in Denver metro area, but ultimately could lead to regional remote monitoring services.
A Colorado health system is testing the feasibility of remote patient monitoring for the early detection of febrile neutropenia, a common, life-threatening complication of cancer therapy that is typically treated as an oncologic emergency.
Ten bone-marrow transplant recipients will initially participate in the trial at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, also known as CU Anschutz. The phased approach, through...
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