Our Projects

The goal of RPM for Primary Care is to decrease inpatient admission and readmission rates for the high-risk population, and potentially allow us to discharge patients earlier or monitor more patients from home who would have otherwise been admitted.

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The Lab is developing a program to help patients better prepare for surgery through the use of various tools available in the market, including wearable devices.

With a goal to improve the patient experience and in-hospital sleep, the Lab is working to further understand the perceived patient experience of sleeping in a hospital.

The Lab is working to structure a pilot of a sensor system at BJC HealthCare, which uses a wearable device to measure turn frequency, turn angle, and tissue recovery time in an effort to prevent pressure ulcers.

With the goal of reducing hospital readmissions for cancer patients, the Lab is currently testing a proof of concept involving patient communication, symptom management, and patient education tools.

We are evaluating the usability, utility, and efficacy of remote monitoring for heart failure patients in an outpatient setting.

Using a digital rideshare platform, the Lab has provided non-emergent medical transportation to 12,000-plus patients since 2020.

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