Why the study?
Lifestyle factors predict cardiovascular outcomes but are rarely monitored or used in clinical practice, and non-adherence to long-term self-reporting is common.
Does a continuous lifestyle monitoring system achieve adequate adherence in patients undergoing cardiovascular procedures?
Population
100 patients scheduled for or recently undergoing cardiac surgery or catheter-based interventions
Comparison
Continuous unobtrusive lifestyle monitoring system with a wearable device and chatbot
Design
Prospective observational trial
Follow-up
1-year after discharge
Authors
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Supports integration of lifestyle monitoring into cardiac rehab; extends RCT evidence for personalized digital tools in secondary prevention.
Does a continuous lifestyle monitoring system achieve adequate adherence in patients undergoing cardiovascular procedures?
This protocol outlines a prospective observational trial to evaluate patient adherence to a continuous lifestyle monitoring system using a wearable device and chatbot in cardiovascular care.
Goevaerts et al. (2023) studied this question.
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