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Use of Telemonitoring in Patient Self-Management of Chronic Disease: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis - BMC Cardiovascular Disorders
Telemonitoring for the remote patient self-management of chronic conditions can be a cost-effective method for delivering care in chronic disease; nonetheless, its implementation in clinical practice remains low. The aim of this meta-synthesis is to explore barriers and facilitators associated with the use of remote patient monitoring of chronic disease, drawing on qualitative research, and assessing participant interactions with this technology.
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The 2023 meta-synthesis published in Use of telemonitoring in patient self‑management of chronic disease: a qualitative meta-synthesis found that many chronic-disease patients (including those with cardiovascular disease, diabetes, COPD) in US-based studies reported that remote monitoring improved self-care, boosted their sense of security, and often motivated healthier lifestyle changes.
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