Durable Medical Equipment Operations and Management-Video: What's Coming Next

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This course covers advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and their potential influence on durable medical equipment (DME) in healthcare. AI, simulating human cognition, can optimize inventory via predictive analytics and enhance treatment decisions with decision support systems. Range of motion tracking is crucial in monitoring patient progress, offering objective data and improved patient engagement. The course differentiates between Remote Therapy Monitoring (RTM) and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM). RTM ensures adherence to therapeutic protocols, while RPM tracks vital signs to manage conditions. Successful implementation requires careful selection of technologies, patient education, and ensuring data security. Clinics need to assess their needs and streamline the integration process to enhance both operational efficiency and patient care. Understanding AI's limitations, such as data bias and interpretability, is critical for safe deployment. By prioritizing patient-centered care and promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, clinics can improve outcomes and satisfaction.

Keywords

artificial intelligence

durable medical equipment

remote monitoring

patient engagement

data security