Why the study?
Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of mortality and disability, highlighting the need to integrate information, telecommunication technologies, and telecardiology into clinical practice and prevention programs.
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Telecardiology integration may improve cardiovascular care access; leaves open the need for rigorous prospective trials.
Cardiovascular diseases still occupy a leading position in the mortality rate in advanced countries and are the main cause of disability. The development of information and telecommunication technologies has led to qualitative changes in various spheres of society, including medicine. The concepts of "digital and e-health care", "telemedicine" have come to be widely used in clinical practice. Integration of "telecardiology" as one of the areas of digital healthcare into the clinic will bring apparent benefi ts to both, medical staff and patients. The use of information and telecommunication technologies for the implementation of programs for the primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular diseases, cardiac rehabilitation, monitoring of the cardiovascular system indicators, educational programs is relevant, promising and important.
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