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Implementation of a pulse-deriving smartphone application in high-risk populations for primary and secondary prevention of stroke

17 March 2019 (00:00 - 00:00)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Poster session 3 - Digital Health Remote Patient Monitoring and Telehealth EHRA Premium Access EHRA 2019

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Miss Tine Proesmans

Hasselt University, Hasselt (Belgium)

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Integrated screening after cryptogenic stroke using central longer-term trans-telephonic ECG monitoring
Miss V. Bulkova (Brno, CZ)
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Impact and cost-effectiveness of long-term intermittent PPG monitoring in stroke patients
Miss T. Proesmans (Hasselt, BE)
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Is compliance to heart rhythm monitoring an indication of patient education?
Miss T. Proesmans (Hasselt, BE)
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Determining the diagnostic yield for atrial fibrillation using continuous smartwatch monitoring
Miss T. Proesmans (Hasselt, BE)
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Effect of age on the usability of a photoplethysmography based smartphone application
Miss T. Proesmans (Hasselt, BE)
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Poster session 3 - Digital Health

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EHRA 2019

17 March - 19 March 2019
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