Following hospital discharge, patient is onboarded onto the system & assigned to patient group. The patient is provided with the Camascope wearable and kit and trained on how to use the system

A bespoke Virtual Ward team is built around an individual patient's needs and the team has access to a patient's remote monitoring info. The team can include consultants, GPs, nurses and other specialists including social prescribing & dieticians

The Virtual Ward team convene remotely to discuss the patient's healthcare needs, based on their period of remote monitoring. Full context of a patient's health, including medicine and vitals, can be seen within the Camascope Remote Patient Monitoring portal.

The virtual rounds facilitate expertise and knowledge-sharing, as well as robust handovers between staff

Follow-up steps are jointly agreed by the Virtual Ward team, with all learnings captured and documented within the Camascope portal. Custom forms can be created for an individual patient or for an entire patient group to fill out periodically, providing much-needed context regarding a patient's health

Following a final review via virtual consultation, discharge from the Remote Patient Monitoring programme is confirmed with the patient now in a stable condition

The Virtual Ward is one of many forms of remote monitoring that can be facilitated through the Camascope platform. The system is being used used in hundreds of care homes and is also being utilised to promote recommended health-related behaviours to help prevent negative healthcare outcomes, such as Type-2 Diabetes.