Telemonitoring and hemodynamic monitoring to reduce hospitalization rates in heart failure: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials and real-world studies.

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  Figure 1.. A flow diagram detailing the search strategy and study selection process for this systematic review and meta-analysis on the effects of telemonitoring and hemodynamic monitoring on hospitalization rates in heart failure.

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  Figure 2.. Pooled hazard ratios for studies examining the effects of telemonitoring on hospitalization rates in heart failure.

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  Figure 3.. Pooled hazard ratios for studies examining the effects of hemodynamic monitoring on hospitalization rates in heart failure.

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  Figure 1S.. Sensitivity analysis for hazard ratio on hospitalizations using telemonitoring.

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  Figure 2S.. Funnel plot of standard error against the logarithm of hazard ratio for hospitalizations using telemonitoring.

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  Figure 3S.. Funnel plot of precision against the logarithm of hazard ratio for hospitalizations using telemonitoring.

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  Figure 4S.. Subgroup analysis for hazard ratio on short-term hospitalizations using telemonitoring.

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  Figure 5S.. Subgroup analysis for hazard ratio on long-term hospitalizations using telemonitoring.

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  Figure 6S.. Sensitivity analysis for hazard ratio on hospitalizations using heomdynamic monitoring.

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  Figure 7S.. Funnel plot of standard error against the logarithm of hazard ratio for hospitalizations using heomdynamic monitoring.

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  Figure 8S.. Funnel plot of precision against the logarithm of hazard ratio for hospitalizations using heomdynamic monitoring.

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  Figure 9S.. Subgroup analysis for hazard ratio on short-term hospitalizations using heomdynamic monitoring.