New Virtual Tools for Arthroplasty Patient Support During COVID-19
As we continue to carve new paths and methods of delivery for efficient and effective patient care in the “new normal”, find out how HCPs, researchers and digital health care leaders have collaborated on a novel approach to arthroplasty patient support at scale.
Arthroplasty patient support outcomes
Join us virtually on November 24th at 12pm PST as we share results from the first phase of Stronger Together; a program designed to support patients at home pre and post joint replacement surgery during COVID-19.
Patients participated in a week-by-week evidence-based virtual care program designed to improve health literacy, confidence and outcomes through a combination of peer-to-peer social support, secure at-home remote monitoring of key vitals and virtual one-on-one coaching from nurses and experts in Curatio’s private social health network.
Participants: Dr. Michelle Scheepers of Interior Health, Robert Kaul, CEO of CloudDX, Dr. Kathleen Martin Ginis of University of British Columbia and Lynda Brown-Ganzert, Curatio’s CEO.
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