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Nephrology
Medical Technology
Digital Health

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Peritoneal dialysis (PD) offers a suitable platform for remote patient management (RPM) due to its home-based nature.
Real-time monitoring of patient and machine signals in PD facilitates prompt intervention and troubleshooting.
Emerging technologies are creating new opportunities for advanced RPM in PD.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce the G.R.E.E.N. framework (Genetics, Robotics, E-health, Eco-compatibility, Nanosciences) as a future direction for RPM in PD.
To explore how integrating these disciplines can enhance PD patient care and research.
To highlight the potential benefits of advanced RPM in PD.

Main Methods:

The G.R.E.E.N. acronym outlines key areas for future development in PD RPM.
Genetics: Enabling precision medicine through patient genotyping.
Robotics: Automating caregiving tasks for enhanced remote interaction.
E-health & ICT: Leveraging AI and algorithms for decision support and automated feedback.
Eco-compatibility: Promoting environmentally friendly home therapies.
Nanosciences: Introducing novel biomaterials and nanofluids.

Main Results:

Integration of G.R.E.E.N. disciplines promises significant advancements in PD management.
Anticipated benefits include cost reduction, early problem detection, and improved treatment adherence.
Reduced hospital visits for complications and increased patient confidence in home therapy are expected.

Conclusions:

The G.R.E.E.N. approach to RPM in PD represents a significant step towards personalized and efficient patient care.
This multidisciplinary strategy is poised to improve patient quality of life and increase the prevalence of home-based PD therapies.
RPM in PD, guided by the G.R.E.E.N. framework, offers a sustainable and effective model for the future of kidney disease management.