This Week's Challenge: With a rise in remote monitoring of patients or health plan members, in particular those with multiple chronic conditions, we wanted to see the top tools and technologies in use for monitoring individuals remotely.

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2014 Healthcare Benchmarks: Remote Patient Monitoring examines technologies employed in remote monitoring as well as this strategy's early impact on healthcare access and utilization, especially as a tactic to reduce hospital readmissions.

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