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Remote telemedicine strategy based on multi-risks intervention by intelligent wearable health devices in elderly comorbidities patients with coronary heart disease

26 August 2022 (10:25 - 10:35)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Remote cardiovascular care: the post-pandemic legacy Remote Patient Monitoring ESC Professional Premium Access ESC Congress 2022

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Ms Xiao-Xuan Kong

Chinese PLA General Hospital, Beijing (China)

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Telemedical monitoring and coaching improves survival and hospitalisation rates in heart failure
Doctor K. Knoll (Munich, DE)
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Use of a device-based remote management heart failure care pathway is associated with reduced hospitalization and improved patient outcomes: TriageHF Plus real-world evaluation
Doctor F. Ahmed (Keele, GB)
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mHealth based patient-centered self-management reduces the burden and episodes of atrial fibrillation
Professor Y. Guo (Beijing, CN)
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Smartphone-based remote monitoring (RM) in chronic heart failure reduces emergency hospital attendances, unplanned admissions and secondary care costs: a retrospective cohort study.
Doctor Y. Padayachee (London, GB)
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Activation of the HeartLogic algorithm on top of heart failure care: a multicenter propensity-matched cohort analysis.
Ms M. Feijen (Leiden, NL)
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Remote cardiovascular care: the post-pandemic legacy

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