
Doctor Boglarka Veres
Semmelweis University, Budapest (Hungary)
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EHRA Member
Biography
Boglárka Veres was born in Hungary in 1996. She acquired her medical degree in 2020 at Semmelweis University Faculty of Medicine. During her undergraduate years, she was conducting student research from 2017 to 2020 at Semmelweis University Heart and Vascular Center. Her research field focused on heart failure and cardiac resynchronization therapy. She presented her results at scientific conferences and won second place at the Semmelweis University Student’s Scientific Association’s TDK conference in 2019. Therefore she qualified to attend the National Student’s Scientific Association’s TDK conference in 2019, and she won second place. She wrote her thesis about „Machine learning defined predictors of mortality in ischemic and nonischemic heart failure patients undergoing CRTP or CRTD implantation”, and she received the first prize at Rector's Competition. In 2020 she received a scholarship and started her postgraduate studies at Semmelweis University Doctoral School.
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Preventing heart failure hospitalization by using remote monitoring- The Guardian Angel of the Heart
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Enhancing heart failure management: a comprehensive analysis of continuous remote monitoring vs. standard care in patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices
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The benefit of using remote monitoring systems compared to standard of care in heart failure patients, a systematic review and meta-analysis
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The effect of Remote Monitor vs Standard of Care therapy on outcome A systematic review and meta-analysis
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The benefits of adding a defibrillator to cardiac resynchronization therapy - systematic review and meta-analysis
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The benefits of adding a defibrillator to cardiac resynchronization therapy - systematic review and meta-analysis
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The benefits of adding a defibrillator to cardiac resynchronization therapy - Systematic review and meta-analysis
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Long-term outcome after adding an ICD to CRT in non-ischemic patients
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