Remote Patient Monitoring: Where Pharmacists Add Value Beyond the Adherence Reminder
- 0:00 RPM's Real Clinical Gap
- 8:00 Where Pharmacists Change Outcomes
- 18:00 Best-Fit Conditions And Signals
Practical shifts you can apply this week
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Identify RPM Touchpoints
Spot the moments where pharmacist review changes a therapy decision, not just a reminder cadence.
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Compare RPM Care Models
See how adherence-only workflows differ from pharmacist-led clinical management in daily practice.
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Evaluate Best-Fit Patients
Choose conditions and biomarkers where home data can support safer, faster medication decisions.
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Design Escalation Workflow
Map signals, thresholds, and handoffs so RPM data leads to medication optimization.
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Defend Pharmacist Involvement
Build a practical case for staffing, risk, and clinical value with evidence leaders actually use.
What we'll cover
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0:00
RPM's Real Clinical Gap
Why useful home data still underperforms when no one translates signals into therapy changes.
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8:00
Where Pharmacists Change Outcomes
Trend interpretation, med reconciliation, adverse effect review, and therapy recommendations.
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18:00
Best-Fit Conditions And Signals
Hypertension, diabetes, heart failure, and polypharmacy cases where pharmacist review matters most.
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27:00
Workflow From Signal To Action
Build triage logic, escalation thresholds, documentation loops, and prescriber communication paths.
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38:00
Economics, Risk, And Capacity
Match staffing to complexity, reduce alert noise, and frame the business case without hand-waving.
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46:00
Evidence That Actually Persuades
Use medication changes, avoided deterioration, and workflow reliability metrics that leaders trust.
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53:00
Pilot Blueprint And Q&A
Choose one RPM pathway, map pharmacist impact, and leave with a narrow 90-day pilot idea.
Questions people ask before registering
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It is built for working professionals involved in care delivery, pharmacy, clinical operations, and RPM program design. If you influence medication workflows or patient monitoring, you will have something useful to take back.
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No. We will define the key workflow pieces as we go. Some familiarity with outpatient care helps, but the session stays practical and avoids jargon for jargon's sake.
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Yes, a replay is typically shared with registered attendees after the session. That way you can revisit the framework or catch the parts you missed between meetings.
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Both. You will get the why behind pharmacist-supported RPM, plus concrete examples of signals, escalation logic, staffing choices, and pilot design.
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If a certificate of attendance or CE credit is being offered, the registration or event page will note it. If you are unsure, check the webinar details before the session.
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Yes. One section looks at intervention yield, staffing, risk, and reimbursement basics so you can judge what is realistic before building a larger program.