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3GDRLong-term conditions affect many people in North Yorkshire and York. Telehealth is being implemented to help manage these conditions and reduce hospital admissions. Over 346 patients are currently using telehealth units which are monitoring conditions like COPD and heart failure. The program aims to deploy over 1,000 more units in the next year to further support patients and help redesign care pathways for long-term conditions. Clinical staff are engaged and telehealth is proving to reduce non-elective admissions and help clinicians monitor priority patients.
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