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SUMMARY:Sidekick RPM: An IoT-Enabled Remote Patient Monitoring Prototype f
 or Enhanced Senior Care
DESCRIPTION:Sylvain Bruni, Isabel Erickson, Peter Cinibulk, Hunter Gonglof
 f, and Vinay Bharadwaj (Aptima, Inc.)\n\nThe demand for technology solutio
 ns in senior care facilities is growing due to increased needs in the popu
 lation to service with a lagging staffing apparatus: Remote Patient Monito
 ring (RPM) solutions are needed to scale the capabilities of care staff. S
 enior care establishments, whether they include independent or assisted li
 ving, memory care, or skilled nursing units, face specific challenges curr
 ently unaddressed by the technology market. To overcome this gap, we explo
 red the viability of converting an Internet-of-Things (IoT) asset monitori
 ng platform originally conceived for military facilities into a simple, ef
 fective RPM solution for senior care facilities. We report on our human-ce
 ntered engagements and engineering activities to devise such a solution in
  partnership with a senior care facility in Texas. We share the lessons le
 arned on the feasibility and potential of two capabilities for RPM (geoloc
 ation and remote vitals) for other practitioners and industry stakeholders
  to leverage in their endeavors.\n\nTrack: System Development\n\nSession C
 hair: John Paul Plummer (Basic Commerce and Industries, Inc.)\n\n
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