HealthLeaders Media April 24, 2024
Eric Wicklund

A new FDA program aims to develop strategies and guidelines for health systems delivering care in the patient’s home

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– As health systems shift more services from the hospital, clinic, and doctor’s office to the home, providers need to better understand the patient’s home environment.

– This includes understanding the benefits and challenges of the home setting, using devices and platforms that can capture reliable and relevant data, and addressing health inequity.

– The FDA’s new Home as a Health Care Hub aims to give providers a resource to develop better home-based care programs, including RPM and acute care and hospital at home services.

Health systems are getting more help planning new remote patient monitoring (RPM) and acute...

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