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RPM Evidence & Outcomes in Respiratory Diseases
Chronic Respiratory Diseases such as COPD and asthma are highly prevalent and lead to a large number of deaths every year. Some of these patients suffer unexpected exacerbations that compromise their health and increase healthcare costs. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has been shown to be helpful for the prevention of COPD and asthma exacerbations as well as in the management of these conditions by recording medication use, coughing patterns, SpO2, FVC (forced vital capacity), FEC1 (forced expiratory volume in 1 second), etc.. Beyond better health outcomes for the patient, some studies have also proven these tools can reduce costs for health systems and payers (fewer hospitalizations, ER visits and readmissions) thus making a strong business case for these products too. If you are a healthcare provider, payer, digital health company, pharma or medtech, join us in this informal discussion on RPM for Chronic Respiratory Diseases where we will talk about:
- Economic outcomes: how health systems and payers can leverage RPM solutions for prevention and management to ultimately reduce healthcare costs.
- Clinical outcomes: RPM solutions improving clinical outcomes.
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RPM Evidence & Outcomes in Respiratory Diseases
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Chronic Respiratory Diseases such as COPD and asthma are highly prevalent and lead to a large number of deaths every year. Some of these patients suffer unexpected exacerbations that compromise their health and increase healthcare costs. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has been shown to be helpful for the prevention of COPD and asthma exacerbations as well as in the management of these conditions by recording medication use, coughing patterns, SpO2, FVC (forced vital capacity), FEC1 (forced expiratory volume in 1 second), etc.. Beyond better health outcomes for the patient, some studies have also proven these tools can reduce costs for health systems and payers (fewer hospitalizations, ER visits and readmissions) thus making a strong business case for these products too. If you are a healthcare provider, payer, digital health company, pharma or medtech, join us in this informal discussion on RPM for Chronic Respiratory Diseases where we will talk about:
- Economic outcomes: how health systems and payers can leverage RPM solutions for prevention and management to ultimately reduce healthcare costs.
- Clinical outcomes: RPM solutions improving clinical outcomes.
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Jyotsna Mehta
Founder & CEO, Keva Health
Cara Collins
Head of Marketing and Product Commercialization, AireHealth
John Mattison
Operating Partner and CMIO , Arsenal Capital Partners
Tim Ruckh
Digital Health Clinical Data Collection Lead at AstraZeneca
Abhishek Shah
CEO, Wellthy Therapeutics
Susan Wood
President and CEO at VIDA
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Todd Greenwood
Director, Evidence Generation and Outcomes Research, ZS
Don Deyo
Chairman and CEO, LindaCare
Sean Cheng
VC Investor, Philips Ventures
Rick Bartels
Managing Partner , DTxCC
Daniel Weinstein
Associate Principal, Digital & Connected Health at ZS Associates
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RPM Evidence & Outcomes in Respiratory Diseases
Chronic Respiratory Diseases such as COPD and asthma are highly prevalent and lead to a large number of deaths every year. Some of these patients suffer unexpected exacerbations that compromise their health and increase healthcare costs. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has been shown to be helpful for the prevention of COPD and asthma exacerbations as well as in the management of these conditions by recording medication use, coughing patterns, SpO2, FVC (forced vital capacity), FEC1 (forced expiratory volume in 1 second), etc.. Beyond better health outcomes for the patient, some studies have also proven these tools can reduce costs for health systems and payers (fewer hospitalizations, ER visits and readmissions) thus making a strong business case for these products too. If you are a healthcare provider, payer, digital health company, pharma or medtech, join us in this informal discussion on RPM for Chronic Respiratory Diseases where we will talk about:
- Economic outcomes: how health systems and payers can leverage RPM solutions for prevention and management to ultimately reduce healthcare costs.
- Clinical outcomes: RPM solutions improving clinical outcomes.
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RPM Evidence & Outcomes in Respiratory Diseases
RPM Evidence & Outcomes in Respiratory Diseases
RPM Evidence & Outcomes in Respiratory Diseases
Chronic Respiratory Diseases such as COPD and asthma are highly prevalent and lead to a large number of deaths every year. Some of these patients suffer unexpected exacerbations that compromise their health and increase healthcare costs. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has been shown to be helpful for the prevention of COPD and asthma exacerbations as well as in the management of these conditions by recording medication use, coughing patterns, SpO2, FVC (forced vital capacity), FEC1 (forced expiratory volume in 1 second), etc.. Beyond better health outcomes for the patient, some studies have also proven these tools can reduce costs for health systems and payers (fewer hospitalizations, ER visits and readmissions) thus making a strong business case for these products too. If you are a healthcare provider, payer, digital health company, pharma or medtech, join us in this informal discussion on RPM for Chronic Respiratory Diseases where we will talk about:
- Economic outcomes: how health systems and payers can leverage RPM solutions for prevention and management to ultimately reduce healthcare costs.
- Clinical outcomes: RPM solutions improving clinical outcomes.
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