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Remote Patient Monitoring Implementation Playbook planning

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The following step-by-step process is intended to guide your practice through the implementation of remote patient monitoring.

Remote Patient Monitoring Implementation Playbook

A digital health solution that captures and records patient physiologic data outside of a traditional health care environment.

These first six steps are fundamental to the planning of implementation of remote patient monitoring.

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Brainstorm a list of your organization's challenges—where you lose efficiency, where your staff encounter pain points, or where patients' health or satisfaction suffers.

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Consider organizing your key stakeholders into four teams: Core, Leadership, Advisory, and Implementation based on the criteria and responsibilities.

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Set goals with measurable metrics and a process for tracking your progress to guide your team along the way.

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Evaluate vendors across criteria that will enable your goals; select a shortlist by speaking with organizations similar to yours.

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Compile the content you've gathered into a leadership team proposal.

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Lay the groundwork for a successful vendor relationship; ensure negotiations are captured in documents that protect both you and your new partner.

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The subsequent six steps focus on operationalizing remote patient monitoring.

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