Remote patient monitoring (RPM) for chronic heart failure was well accepted by healthcare providers, highlighting the need for training and staffing support for effective implementation.
Remote patient monitoring for chronic heart failure is well accepted by healthcare professionals, but successful scaling requires addressing staffing and training needs.
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Our findings offer practical first insights into the implementation of RPM for CHF. RPM was generally well accepted by HCPs in a multisite hospital setting. Addressing staffing needs and investing in training could be essential for scaling up RPM as reimbursement becomes integrated into the French healthcare system.
Benchimol et al. (Wed,) reported a other. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) for chronic heart failure was well accepted by healthcare providers, highlighting the need for training and staffing support for effective implementation.
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