Key result
One year after implementation, the Medly mobile phone-based telemonitoring program for heart failure was successfully adopted by 8 clinicians and 98 patients, demonstrating high feasibility and fidelity.
Population
98 patients and 12 program staff members (including 8 clinicians) in a specialty heart function clinic
Design
Other
Follow-up
12 months
Authors
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Supports HF telemonitoring feasibility in select settings; leaves open efficacy, scalability, and outcome impact pending trials.
Observational (n=98)
No
A mobile phone-based telemonitoring program for heart failure was successfully implemented, with success largely driven by contextual facilitators such as inner setting culture and leadership engagement.
Ware et al. (2018) conducted an observational in Heart failure (n=98). Medly program (mobile phone-based telemonitoring) was evaluated on Implementation success (adoption, penetration, feasibility, and fidelity). One year after implementation, the Medly mobile phone-based telemonitoring program for heart failure was successfully adopted by 8 clinicians and 98 patients, demonstrating high feasibility and fidelity.
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