Remote Patient Monitoring in Hospital Setting With proRITHM IR Platform and Devices

By Deep Facts

End Users

Patient

The individual admitted to the hospital and being monitored remotely.

Nurse

The healthcare professional responsible for patient care and monitoring within the hospital.

Physician

The attending physician overseeing the patient’s treatment and care.

proRITHM Device

The medical device used by the patient to collect and transmit health data.

Hospital IT Support

The technical support team responsible for ensuring the functionality of the proRITHM IR Platform and proRITHM Devices within the hospital setting.

proRithm IR Platform

The remote monitoring platform used by healthcare providers to track and manage patient data.

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Preconditions

♦ The hospital has implemented a remote patient monitoring system utilising the proRITHM IR Platform and device.

♦ Hospital staff, including nurses and physicians, have been trained on the use of the proRITHM IR Platform and device.

♦ Patients have consented to remote monitoring and have been briefed on the process.

♦ Patients admitted to the hospital have been identified as suitable candidates for remote monitoring.

Standard Process Flow

Patient Admission and Setup
  • Upon admission to the hospital, eligible patients are provided with a proRITHM Device and instructed on its setup and usage.
  • Hospital staff assist the patient in connecting the device to BLE Gateway or personal mobile device.
Data Transmission and Integration
  • The proRITHM Device securely transmits the collected data to the proRITHM IR Platform integrated with the hospital’s electronic health record (EHR) system.

  • Hospital IT Support ensures seamless integration and troubleshoots any connectivity issues.

Nurse Monitoring and Response
  • Nurses receive alerts on their designated monitoring stations or mobile devices.
  • They review the patient’s data and assess the situation, intervening as necessary with appropriate clinical actions.
  • Nurses document their assessments and interventions within the EHR system.
Patient Education and Engagement
  • Hospital staff educate patients about the purpose of remote monitoring and encourage active participation in their care.

  • Patients receive regular updates on their health status and are encouraged to ask questions or report any concerns to nursing staff.

Exceptions
  • Technical issues with the proRITHM Device, proRITHM IR Platform, or hospital IT infrastructure may disrupt data transmission or analysis.
  • In cases of severe medical emergencies or critical events, bedside care takes precedence over remote monitoring, and immediate in person interventions are initiated.
  • Patients may opt-out of remote monitoring at any time or request additional assistance if they encounter difficulties with the devices or platform.
Continuous Monitoring
  • Throughout the patient’s hospital stay, the proRITHM Device continuously collects and transmits vital signs and other relevant health data.
  • Data collected may include heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, temperature, and activity level.
Real-time Alerts and Notifications
  • The proRITHM IR Platform analyzes the incoming data in real-time using predefined algorithms.
  • If abnormal trends or critical health indicators are detected, the platform generates alerts and notifications for the nurse and physician.
Physician Review and Intervention
  • Physicians have access to the proRITHM IR Platform to review patient data remotely.
  • They monitor the patient’s condition and collaborate with nurses to adjust treatment plans or order additional interventions as needed.
Postconditions
  • Hospital staff have continuously monitored the patient’s health status remotely using the proRITHM IR Platform and device.
  • Any abnormalities or deteriorations in the patient’s condition have been promptly addressed through nurse interventions and physician oversight.
  • Patient data and interventions are accurately documented within the hospital’s EHR system for continuity of care.