Everything that directly or indirectly relates to patient monitoring, such as topics like digital health solutions, telemedicine, telehealth, wearables, alarm management, and innovation in healthcare. We understand that without reliable health data, artificial intelligence in medicine is not possible - vital signs monitoring provides a reliable foundation for this. Without it, AI in nursing or AI in medicine would not even be conceivable.

We gather passionate, innovative, and patient-centered professionals from industry, clinical practice, and research in an open, trusting environment—free from sales pressure and away from the usual daily work routine. All healthcare personnel, whether doctors, nurses, researchers, technology developers, and individuals from the industry, are warmly welcome.

In the first step, you fill out the online registration form. If we already know you, for example from one of the PMRT Live events, you will receive access to the online community within a few days. Otherwise, you can attend a PMRT Live event or arrange a short online introductory meeting with us.

No, there is no membership fee for access to the community. We want a lively and growing community in which everyone can participate. That's why we don't charge a membership fee - so the dialogue remains open, uncomplicated and accessible to everyone.

Yes, the PMRT Online Community hosts regular exclusive live events, such as the 'Pitch-your-Painpoint' session. In these sessions, challenges from clinical practice, research, or industry are briefly presented and discussed. For instance, a nurse might present challenges related to remote patient monitoring.

Since 2022, the PMRT Live Event has taken place in Berlin as an interactive forum where healthcare professionals, researchers, and industry experts convene to discuss current challenges and innovations in patient monitoring and digital health. The event fosters the development of new ideas, collaborations, and practical solutions through workshops, focus groups, expert presentations, and open discussions. Since 2025, these events have adopted a hybrid format, allowing broader participation. You can reserve your ticket here.

Patient monitoring involves the continuous or periodic observation of vital parameters such as heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and respiratory rate. Specialized monitoring devices are utilized in hospitals, particularly within intensive care units, operating theaters, and general wards. As healthcare becomes increasingly digitalized, telemonitoring and remote patient monitoring are gaining prominence, enabling the safe surveillance of patients beyond the clinical environment. Advanced technologies, including wearables and AI-driven analytics, enhance data interpretation and facilitate personalized treatment strategies. However, alarm management remains a critical challenge, as frequent alerts can lead to alarm fatigue, necessitating strategic interventions to minimize unnecessary alarms. Integrating these technologies into digital patient records enhances clinical process efficiency and supports a connected, patient-centric model of care.