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Remote Monitoring Data Flow Graph Model

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Description

This staged explorer separates a wearable-device path from a patient-portal path. Each stage makes the underlying data visible: four synthetic readings, an illustrative rule, the resulting alert, a telehealth visit, and a patient-reported outcome. Learners can advance one stage at a time or play the same bounded five-stage sequence.

Lesson Plan

Audience: undergraduate students and healthcare data practitioners. Allow 10–15 minutes. Prerequisites: nodes, directed relationships, timestamps, thresholds, and patient-generated data.

Learning objective: Explain how patient-generated data flows through a remote patient monitoring process into a telehealth visit, and classify each node by whether its data is patient-originated or system-generated.

  1. Predict: At Stage 1, predict which branch can produce an automated alert and which branch aggregates a patient report.
  2. Explain: Advance through Stages 2–4. Use the displayed readings and rule to explain exactly why the alert appears.
  3. Classify: Reveal Stage 5 and classify each visible node as patient-originated or system-generated. Defend one classification using the edge labels.

Assessment: a complete explanation names the sequence GENERATES → FEEDS → TRIGGERS → SCHEDULES, identifies the three consecutive readings used by the teaching rule, and correctly classifies the patient-reported outcome and portal.

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Validated September 7, 2026. Completeness rubric: 100/100. Browser interaction tests passed at 400, 800, and 1200 pixels, including staged reveal and bounded playback; iframe visibility and visual layout checks passed; no JavaScript errors were observed.

Specification

The specification is recorded in the TODO entry and Chapter 11.

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