The Role of Medical Nurses in Remote Patient Monitoring and Telehealth.

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Alruwaili, Mashael Duwal A, Haia Nida Raja Alanezi, Alanazi, Awatif Sabr K, Almutairi Aljawharah Habib M, Budur Mohammed M Alharbi, Alshammari, Maryam Raffaa M, Abeer Hassan Alhothali, Nouf Mohammed Alotaibi, Nawal Ali Bejad Almotairy, Suad Abdullah Muhaysin Alshammari, Salem Saeed Fuheed Al Saqoor, ‏Abdullah Ahmad Saleh Alsaleh, Ashwaq Abdullah Almutairi, Hussain Munassir Alsharyah, Hakima Yahya Abdullah Alhazmi

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Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and Telehealth are transforming the landscape of healthcare delivery by enabling healthcare providers to monitor patients outside of traditional clinical settings. Medical nurses play a crucial role in these innovations, ensuring that patients receive continuous care, managing chronic conditions, and improving health outcomes through virtual consultations and remote monitoring tools. This article explores the evolving role of medical nurses in the adoption and implementation of remote patient monitoring and telehealth, highlighting their responsibilities in patient assessment, education, data interpretation, and care coordination. It also addresses the benefits, challenges, and future directions of nursing practice in the context of telehealth and remote monitoring.

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