Non-invasive telemonitoring programs in chronic heart failure patients: how differences in alert criteria affect all-cause mortality outcomes

21 May 2022 (15:48 - 15:56)

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Ms Elise Shalowitz

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora (United States of America)

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eCardiology/digital health

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Heart Failure 2022

21 May 2022 15:48 CET

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