Telemedicine in COPD - Medical Devices Group

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October 2016

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Many recently published studies showed that, thanks to telemonitoring, the number of exacerbations, hospitalizations and emergency department visits was reduced by 38 to 58% in COPD patients. Moreover, in case of hospitalization the number of hospitalization days was halved, while life quality (assessed using the Chronic Respiratory questionnaire) improved by 28%.

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Asked on October 15, 2016 12:00 am

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	Private answer Thanks for the observation, Freddy. What is the implication, in your view, for members of this Medical Devices Group? Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer The way people could manage their health proactively seems better than traditional hospital treatment. People should care more about their own body system instead of relying on doctors completely. Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer freddy reyskens I thought most of the members could be interested in it because of the added value for their devices Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Kiran C Shetty Hi Freddy, can you site on this post or direct message me a few of the most recent articles you reference? Thanks! Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Hi Freddy We are trying to get our app for diabetes management taken up by the NHS -we don't have studies published yet re the impact on control etc but are confident that we should see a similar improvements as per the papers you mentioned in COPD. Could you provide the references for these papers please? Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer freddy reyskens https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/copd/treatment http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/copd/diagnosis-treatment/treatment/txc-20204923 http://thorax.bmj.com/content/58/9/803.full Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Nicolas Gay Thank you for the data. I worked in the last years on a communicant innovative mesh nebulizer and I managed the development of the real time device (combining nebulizer and spirometer), the smartphone apps and the web plateform. I was waiting for feedbacks and figures like this to know the real impact of those innovative products. Thanks! Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Hi Freddy, publication in BMJ 2013;347:f6070 showed no reduction in hospital admission, controlled trial, multicenter etc. Well, the point is, not the device creates the value , the process and the early intervention made the change, this was shown is other trials. Interesting discussion. Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Mope Alo (Chartered Marketer) Hi, within the stoma care world, many are using tailored telemed to support patients in the community and some data have shown results including decrease in hospital admission, decrease in use on some products thereby saving the CCG/Healthboard money. I will need to add that our data has yet to be published Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Sebastian Gaiser Good stuff. Can you please post the references. Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Sebastian Gaiser Thanks for posting it Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer freddy reyskens Please send me your email, so I can send you the requested Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Mope Alo (Chartered Marketer) British Journal of Nursing, 2014, Vol 23, No 22 Marked as spam like Report spam
	Private answer Kiran C Shetty Interesting article just published a few days ago: http://www.resmed.com/us/en/consumer/newsandinformation/news-releases/2016/results-from-worlds-largest-study-on-sleep-apnea-and-digital-connected-care.html.html Marked as spam like Report spam

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