Predicting Remote Monitoring Patients’ Non-compliance Behavior Through App-mediated Communications
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2023-01-03
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Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has been widely used for monitoring patients’ health and tracking their behavior outside the traditional healthcare setting. One important behavior to understand is patients’ compliance with medical advice and treatment regimes. Existing methods detect non-compliance based on health parameters i.e., weight and vital signs, which can only be identified by the deterioration in health conditions. This study proposes an RPM system artifact to record patients’ feelings and concerns through short messages; these messages are used to develop a non-compliance prediction model. A prototype of the design artifact was implemented and tested with chronic patients taking home hemodialysis. Our model revealed that the counts of messages recorded are related to non-compliance behavior, and the negative emotions depicted in the messages implied a higher likelihood of non-compliance. Our study demonstrated the feasibility of understanding patients’ status based on non-health parameters and provided a way to enhance RPM for patients outside the hospital settings.
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Leveraging IT, AI and Data Science for Healthcare Beyond the Hospital: Learning from Scientific, Operational, and Business Perspectives
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Proceedings of the 56th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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