Research

This blog post will provide a comprehensive review of three telemedicine studies, focusing on the following key areas: the development of innovative Internet of Things (IoT) telemedicine devices, telemedicine during the pandemic, and the environmental impact of telemedicine in bariatric surgery preoperative evaluations. Telemedicine Studies: #1  This first section in this week’s new telemedicine studies

This week’s research round-up from Tenovi explores the topic of patient satisfaction in remote physiological monitoring for chronic disease management and acute care. The second part of the article focuses on a groundbreaking study that explored the potential of remote physiological monitoring for people with dementia. Patient Satisfaction in Remote Physiological Monitoring for Chronic Disease

In this week’s telehealth research studies collection, we present summaries of five insightful studies highlighting the impact and effectiveness of telehealth interventions in various healthcare settings. The studies range from improving medication adherence in patients with type 2 diabetes to enhancing post-heart attack follow-up care and stroke screening in rural hospitals. These studies shed light

Telemedicine research is at the forefront of revolutionizing healthcare delivery, bringing together cutting-edge technologies and innovative approaches. This article delves into three crucial topics shaping telemedicine’s future. Firstly, we explore faculty readiness and learning needs when incorporating virtual healthcare into educational curricula. Next, we delve into healthcare and performance tracking through the lens of an

This telehealth news weekly study summary covers e-health, telerehabilitation, and health self-management. Tenovi’s Research Round-Up is a weekly summary of studies published the prior week for stakeholders in the digital health industry, including remote physiological monitoring and telemedicine. Subscribe to the Tenovi Blog to receive timely information on news, regulatory updates, and articles surrounding how

This week’s research round-up summarizes 5 new remote patient monitoring (RPM) research solutions in diabetes, pregnancy, cancer care, and green healthcare. Beyond the COVID-19 pandemic, remote patient monitoring is helping to lower patients’ need for high-cost hospital monitoring. In addition, patients are often monitored from home, which has been shown to improve the patient experience

The importance of evaluating telemonitoring devices in healthcare is illustrated by the many weekly studies showing the increasing importance of RPM technology in healthcare. In addition, the constant improvement of the quality of clinical trials on remote monitoring helps to provide information to define the best patient and technology to deliver customized care.  Tenovi publishes