Virtual Nursing: Care of Patients on Continuous Remote Monitoring: Descriptive Analysis of Nurses Caring for Patients 24/7 in Remote Locations with Continuous Remote Monitoring

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Virtual Nursing: Care of Patients on Continuous Remote Monitoring: Descriptive Analysis of Nurses Caring for Patients 24/7 in Remote Locations with Continuous Remote Monitoring

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Name: Stephanie Raps

Rank: Maj

Organization: 59th Medical Group

Performance Site: The University of Alabama at Birmingham

Year Published: 2022

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Abstract

This study aims to identify the acuity level of patients in remote locations with continuous remote monitoring by evaluating nurse/patient interactions (i.e., video, phone, and text encounters) and nursing documentation; and to describe the workflow of nurses caring for patients 24/7 in remote locations with continuous remote monitoring.

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