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A recent report from the University of Alabama at Birmingham discusses the challenges and adaptations involved in implementing remote symptom monitoring in real-world clinical settings. The researchers used Stirman's Framework for Modifications and Adaptations to evaluate and improve the acceptability and fit of remote symptom monitoring. The study identified key areas for improvement, such as addressing workflow challenges, patient and clinician access to technology, digital health literacy, survey fatigue, alert fatigue, and data visibility. By using an implementation science approach, the researchers aimed to promote effective uptake and sustainability of remote symptom monitoring interventions in clinical practice. [Extracted from the article] |
