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September 1, 2026

Telemonitoring

Preventative care only works when people can access it.

Recently, the nib NZ team travelled to Te Puia Springs and Ruatoria to provide health checks directly to eligible kaimahi from Te Runanganui o Ngāti Porou. This is where the partnership with Spritely is delivering fantastic results.

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August 3, 2026

Telemonitoring

Clinician-Led, Data-Driven: Striving for optimal care, everywhere.

The best remote patient monitoring (RPM) technology doesn’t put the technology in charge of care. It helps clinicians deliver the highest standard of care possible, to more people, more consistently. This lies at the heart of Spritely's approach to RPM.

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July 1, 2026

Telemonitoring

Remote Patient Monitoring in Practice: Care Beyond Hospital Walls

This webinar brought together clinicians and health leaders to share what they are learning from putting remote patient monitoring (RPM) into practice. The examples were diverse; from Hospital in the Home in the Northern Region, to heart failure care in Hawke’s Bay, preventative cardiovascular care with Hato Hone St John, and health services delivered through a marae.

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October 28, 2025

Telemonitoring

Patient Video: Bringing the Hawke’s Bay Story to Life

Last month, we had the privilege of filming in Hawke’s Bay Hospital and the community to capture the story of how digital-first heart failure care is transforming lives.The video features patients, nurses, and managers all sharing their experience of this new model of care — one that makes heart failure management simpler for patients, more effective for clinicians, and more sustainable for the health system.

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September 16, 2025

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Spritely Drastically Reduces Bed Night Occupancy

Recent results from Hawke’s Bay Hospital show how a digital-first approach to heart failure management can transform patient care while freeing up significant hospital capacity.

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August 20, 2025

Telemonitoring

Spritely Enables Faster Up-Titration – New Data From Health NZ

Heart failure is a progressive condition. Evidence shows that faster up-titration of guideline-directed medical therapy (GDMT) improves symptoms, reduces hospitalisations, and lowers mortality. In other words, every week saved can mean fewer admissions and better survival.

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