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Digital Remote Monitoring Technology in Care Homes Reduces Hospital Admissions
A study by Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) reveals that implementing digital remote monitoring technology in care homes reduces A&E attendances by 11% and emergency admissions by 25%. Developed by Health Call, an NHS-owned digital company, the smartphone app enables care home staff to monitor residents' health daily. Researchers analyzed data from 8,702 residents across 118 care homes in the North East of England, showing significant reductions in hospital visits. The study underscores the importance of leveraging digital solutions to enhance care for the aging population and highlights potential cost savings for the NHS.
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A study by Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) found that implementing digital remote monitoring technology in care homes significantly reduces A&E attendances by 11% and emergency admissions by 25%. The smartphone app, developed by Health Call, allows care home staff to monitor residents' health daily and securely share data with clinicians. Analyzing data from over 8,700 residents across 118 care homes in the North East of England, researchers highlighted the potential of digital solutions to enhance care for older populations while also demonstrating cost savings for the NHS.
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