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This review outlines the different aspects of remote device management, distinguishing between remote follow-up, continuous remote monitoring, and patient-initiated interrogations.
This article provides an overview of the different aspects of remote device management, including remote follow-up, remote monitoring, and patient-initiated interrogations.
Offers a conceptual framework for remote CIED management; leaves open prospective validation of strategies before practice adoption.
Remote device management involves remote follow-up (which replace periodic in-clinic device interrogations for assessing device function), remote monitoring (with unscheduled transmissions of alerts such as atrial fibrillation), and patient-initiated interrogations (that are initiated manually due to a perceived or real clinical event). This article overviews the different aspects related to these functions.
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Haran Burri (2013) conducted a review in Remote device management. Remote device management was evaluated. This review outlines the different aspects of remote device management, distinguishing between remote follow-up, continuous remote monitoring, and patient-initiated interrogations.
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