Medocity’s virtual care platform has demonstrated the potential of remote symptom assessment to improve patient education and self-management while enabling better clinician communication, according to a study by Dana Farber presented at the Oncology Nursing Society’s 43rd Annual Congress on May 19, 2018.

Enrolled patients were initially registered on the platform and completed an initial baseline symptom assessment in the clinic. Then, from home, study participants reported symptoms, reviewed care management information tailored to the level of symptom severity, and received messages from their care providers. Meanwhile, clinicians received alerts and communicated with patients using…

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