This Week's Challenge: Patients with chronic comorbidities are more likely to be monitored remotely over other patient cohorts, according to the 2014 Healthcare Benchmarks: Remote Patient Monitoring. Other patient characteristics for remote monitoring are based on utilization and demographic factors.
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Editor: Patricia Surdovel, [email protected];
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