Remote Patient Monitoring

Adult Obesity RPM

Mississippi (MS) 37.3% has the second highest rate of adult obesity in the nation. The patients are currently seen in the outpatient obesity clinic by…

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Telehealth Specialty Services

Advancing Rural Healthcare: Tele-Nephrology for Dialysis Management

Implementing a Tele Nephrology program at a rural hospital aims to revolutionize patient care by leveraging telecommunication technology to provide remote nephrology consultations. This initiative…

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Telehealth Research and Research Methods

Advancing Telehealth Through Virtual Reality: Collaborative Partnerships and AI Innovations in Digital Medicine

Digital medical applications, including those in Virtual Reality (VR), are on the rise and range from mental health, to simulation and training, to physical activity…

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Maternal Health

Assessing the Impact of Cellular-Enabled Remote Patient Monitoring for Diabetes Management during Pregnancy on Maternal and Neonatal Clinical Outcomes

In collaboration with the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences, Type 1 (T1DM) and Type 2 (T2DM) diabetes mellitus during pregnancy effects one out of six…

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Remote Patient Monitoring

CDC/NORC Evaluation of RPM Program

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention (DHDSP) supports state and local health departments in implementing strategies…

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Remote Patient Monitoring

Continuous Virtual Monitoring (tele-sitter) Program

Mitigating the risk of patient falls and behavioral issues is a major challenge in U.S. hospitals. These issues are costly for hospitals and can lead…

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School-based Health

Cost Effectiveness and Analysis of School-Based Telehealth

MUSC has been working to conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis to determine: (a) the effect of school telehealth on use of asthma controller medications using Medicaid…

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Emergency Health

Cost-Effectiveness and other Analyses of Telestroke

Telestroke was selected as the first program for a cost-effectiveness analysis. Based on data available, a number of important manuscripts arose from these evaluations.

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