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June 1, 2013EP EuropaceOpen Access

Remote monitoring using implantable devices and haemodynamic monitors has the potential to direct day-to-day management and significantly reduce hospitalization rates in heart failure patients.

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Why the study?

Does remote monitoring via implantable devices reduce hospital admission rates in heart failure patients?

Population

Heart failure patients

Design

Review

Key result

Remote monitoring using implantable devices and haemodynamic monitors has the potential to direct day-to-day management and significantly reduce hospitalization rates in heart failure patients.

Authors

WAWilliam T. Abraham

Discussion

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Overview

Supports proactive HF management strategies; leaves open routine adoption pending randomized trials.

Structured PICO

Does remote monitoring via implantable devices reduce hospital admission rates in heart failure patients?

P
Population
Heart failure patients
I
Intervention
Remote monitoring via implantable devices (implantable cardioverter defibrillators, cardiac resynchronization therapy devices, and haemodynamic monitors)
O
Outcome
Reduction of hospital admission and readmission rates

Remote monitoring using implantable devices and haemodynamic monitors offers a promising strategy to reduce hospitalizations in heart failure patients by enabling proactive, physician-directed management.

Cite This Study

William T. Abraham (2013) conducted a review in Heart failure. Remote monitoring via implantable devices was evaluated. Remote monitoring using implantable devices and haemodynamic monitors has the potential to direct day-to-day management and significantly reduce hospitalization rates in heart failure patients.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a5d9764a170fefb8e8a50b3https://doi.org/10.1093/europace/eut105
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