两党政策中心（BPC）：2024远程病人监护的未来研究报告（英文版）（49页）.pdf

1、The Future of Remote Patient MonitoringJanuary 20242HEALTH PROGRAMUnder the leadership of former Senate Majority Leaders Tom Daschle and Bill Frist,M.D.,the Bipartisan Policy Centers Health Program develops bipartisan policy recommendations that will improve health care,lower costs,and enhance cover

2、age and delivery.The program focuses on coverage and access to care,delivery system reform,cost containment,chronic and long-term care,and rural and behavioral health.ACKNOWLEDGMENTSBPC would like to thank the Peterson Center on Healthcare for its generous support of BPCs Digital Health work.BPC ack

3、nowledges former staff member Sabah Bhatnagar for her contributions to this work.DISCLAIMERThe findings and recommendations expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of BPCs founders,its funders,or its board of directors.Julia HarrisAssociate Director Mikayla CurtisProject

4、Associate Maya SandalowSenior Policy AnalystG.William HoaglandSenior Vice PresidentMarilyn SerafiniExecutive Director AUTHORSCONSULTANTCara TenenbaumFounder,Strathmore Health Strategy LLC 3Table of Contents4 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY7 OVERVIEW 16 POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS16 Ensuring Appropriate Service Coverag

5、e 21 Improving Equity 26 Ensuring Data Security and Privacy 30 CONCLUSION34 GLOSSARY OF ACRONYMS35 ENDNOTES4Executive Summary Digital health advocates believe remote monitoringthe use of digital technologies to collect and relay patient data to health care professionalshas the potential to transform

6、 disease management,health outcomes,and patient care,especially for individuals with multiple chronic conditions who lack convenient access to providers.Medicare,most state Medicaid agencies,and many private health insurance plans cover remote monitoring services.For the purposes of this report,we d