Cost-effectiveness of remote monitoring for cardiac implantable
Conclusion Remote monitoring of patients with CIEDs was associated with cost-savings in most studies and across different healthcare systems. RM may be considered cost-effective when...
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Outcomes and costs of remote patient monitoring
This study utilizes an economic model to analyze the cost‐effectiveness of remote monitoring of ICDs over a lifelong time horizon based on Medicare claims data.
Alert-driven vs scheduled remote monitoring of
We report the findings of this cost–consequence analysis, in which incremental costs and incremental benefits (ie, quality-adjusted life-years
Cost-effectiveness of remote monitoring for cardiac implantable
This study aims to identify and synthesize existing literature in the cost-effectiveness of RM compared with in-person clinic assessments alone in patients with CIEDs.
Outcomes and costs of remote patient monitoring among patients with
This study utilizes an economic model to analyze the cost‐effectiveness of remote monitoring of ICDs over a lifelong time horizon based on Medicare claims data.
A systematic review of the impacts of remote patient monitoring (RPM
In this systematic review, we addressed this gap by examining the impacts of RPM interventions on patient safety, adherence, clinical and quality of life outcomes and cost-related
Economic Evaluation of Remote Monitoring for Implantable Cardiac
Using data from a non-randomized clinical trial conducted in 2021–2022 at a University Hospital in Korea, we examined the relationship between RM adoption and changes in patient time
A Patient-Centered Intervention Reduces Disparities in Remote
These findings underscore the importance of developing cost-effective, widely scalable strategies to improve access, activation, and adherence to RM, especially among minority and
A cost-effectiveness analysis of remote monitoring after pacemaker
Although remote monitoring (RM) after pacemaker implantation is common, its cost-effectiveness has not been fully investigated. Therefore, we assessed the cost-effectiveness of RM
Alert-driven vs scheduled remote monitoring of implantable cardiac
We report the findings of this cost–consequence analysis, in which incremental costs and incremental benefits (ie, quality-adjusted life-years ) are reported separately, rather than a
The impact of different perspectives on the cost-effectiveness of
Given the high cost, intensity, and complexity of managing HF and taking the shortage in healthcare staff into account, remote patient monitoring (RPM) interventions are becoming