Using Digitally Enabled Technology in the Remote Monitoring of Long Term Conditions

Sanna Rimpilainen; Ciaran Morrison; Laura Rooney

Using Digitally Enabled Technology in the Remote Monitoring of Long Term Conditions

Sanna Rimpilainen, Ciaran Morrison, Laura Rooney

Computer And Information Sciences

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The Digital Health & Care Institute (DHI) hosted an Exploratory event for the Academic Health Science Partnership (AHSP) in Tayside, on Tuesday the 4th of October. The aim of the event was to inform and inspire the participants to consider remote monitoring as an alternative to the traditional methods for monitoring long term conditions, and to identify a group of interested clinicians to start making remote monitoring a reality in Tayside.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Number of pages	19
Publication status	Unpublished - 2016

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