OBJECTIVE: To propose a research agenda that addresses technological and other
knowledge gaps in developing telemonitoring solutions for patients with chronic diseases …

Patients with chronic disease may suffer frequent acute deteriorations and associated
increased risk of hospitalisation. Earlier detection of these could enable successful …

Objectives To examine the evidence base for telemonitoring designed for patients who have
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and heart failure, and to assess whether …

People with multiple chronic conditions often struggle with managing their health. The
purpose of this research was to identify specific challenges of patients with multiple chronic …

Home telemonitoring has been used as a solution to support the care of individuals living
with chronic disease. While effectiveness of telemonitoring have been widely studied, more …

A dramatic global increase in the pervasiveness of chronic illness has coincided with a
reduction in the availability of healthcare resources, coupled with increased costs for care …

The current trend in aging population will likely result in a future increase of chronic
diseases occurrences as well as a future increase of chronic diseases comorbidities. In this …

Background The use of telehealth interventions, such as the remote monitoring of patient
clinical data (eg blood pressure, blood glucose, heart rate, medication use), has been …

Background Despite the growing prevalence of people with complex conditions and
evidence of the positive impact of telemonitoring for single conditions, little research exists …

Telemonitoring, a sub-category of telemedicine, is promoted as a solution to meet the
challenges in Western healthcare systems in terms of an increasing population of people …