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    Remote Patient Monitoring: Reducing Hospital Readmission Rates for Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery

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    Mayberry, Ty
    Yabarow, Elias
    Abstract
    Senior Citizens are being readmitted to hospitals with 30 days for recurring issues from their initial hospital stay and it is costing Health Systems $528 million in penalties from The Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Systems (Boccuti & Casillas, 2018). A segment of those penalties come from Hip and Knee replacements, the goal is to determine if implementing a remote patient monitoring tool will improve the post surgical care through telerehabilitation and reduce or prevent a readmission to the hospital.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10822/1056623
    Date Published
    2019
    Subject
    hospitals; care; telerehabilitation;
    Publisher
    Georgetown University
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