Peer-Reviewed Publication
Nurs Adm Q2014;38(2):166-72.January 1, 2014Journal Article

Bringing care home: how telemonitoring can expand population health management beyond the hospital.

Kathleen M Aguilar1, Rebecca S Campbell, Angela Fiester, Roy L Simpson, Cheryl Hertel
1Cerner Research Services, Culver City, California (Ms Aguilar and Dr Campbell); and Cerner Home Care (Ms Fiester), Cerner Nursing (Dr Simpson), and Cerner Population Health (Ms Hertel), Cerner Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri.

Abstract

With emerging technology, patients are able to access the health care system from settings such as their homes, long-term care facilities, and schools. Telemonitoring allows care teams to oversee patients' clinical data captured and transmitted by specialized devices, with minimal involvement or manual effort, on a near real-time basis. This review was undertaken to provide insight into the capaci…

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