Coviu's Telehealth Blog

In today's world, where technological advancements continue to reshape various industries, healthcare is no exception. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has emerged as a revolutionary approach that leverages technology to monitor and manage patients' health conditions from a distance. This ultimate guide will delve into the intricacies of remote patient monitoring, highlight the significance of reliable remote patient monitoring software, and shed light on how Coviu stands out as a leader in this evolving landscape.

As virtual care enters a new phase of outcome-focused care to address existing problems within the current health system, Coviu & Alcidion are leading the way with a new, real-time remote patient monitoring (RPM) solution.

The National Telehealth Summit took place as a face-to-face event on the 4th-5th May, 2022 at the Swissôtel Sydney. Gathering a range of speakers from all around Australia to discuss their experiences with telehealth and the opportunities of embracing telehealth in the future.

Integrated remote patient monitoring solution provides safe and efficient treatment of COVID-19 patients at a time when healthcare sector needs support the most.

While the world has been going through a major technological transformation since the beginning of the millennium, the aged care sector has changed very little in that same time frame. With a rapidly ageing Australian population, there has never been a better time to reimagine aged care as we know it. Dr’s on Call is at the forefront of making this happen. Read our story below.

Coviu has partnered with health monitoring software vendor The Clinician to launch an integrated telehealth and remote patient monitoring solution for general practices for the management of COVID-19 patients in the home. Pulse+IT reports.

New integrated telehealth solution supports GPs with safe and efficient remote COVID-19 patient monitoring.

Dr Silvia Pfeiffer published an opinion piece with Pulse+IT about how we can support COVID-19 patients in the near future when care for mild cases is transferred to GPs.