HealthLeaders Media September 6, 2024
Eric Wicklund

While wearable devices have gained attention for their use in remote patient monitoring programs, hospitals are finding more value in inpatient programs

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– Wearables, ranging from activity bands and smartwatches to patches, first found value in helping care teams monitor patients at home and during their daily lives.

– Newer medical-grade technology is helping healthcare leaders use those devices in inpatient settings, where patients can be monitored continuously during their hospital stay.

– The technology can reduce or even eliminate bothersome bedside checks and give care teams an on-demand view of key patient biomarkers, including respiratory rate, sleep patterns and blood pressure.

Healthcare leaders are going wireless to monitor patients in the hospital, using new technology that can...

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