Why the study?
Cardiovascular lifestyle factors are rarely monitored in clinical practice, and non-adherence to long-term self-reporting of these factors is common.
Does a continuous lifestyle monitoring system using a chatbot and wearable device achieve adequate adherence in patients with heart disease undergoing elective interventions?
Population
100 patients with CAD, valvular disease, or arrhythmias undergoing an elective intervention
Comparison
Continuous unobtrusive lifestyle monitoring system (chatbot and wrist-worn device)
Design
Prospective observational trial protocol
Follow-up
1-year after discharge
Authors
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This protocol outlines a prospective observational trial to evaluate patient adherence to a continuous lifestyle monitoring system using a chatbot and wearable device in patients undergoing elective cardiac interventions.
Does a continuous lifestyle monitoring system using a chatbot and wearable device achieve adequate adherence in patients with heart disease undergoing elective interventions?
This protocol outlines a prospective observational trial to evaluate patient adherence to a continuous lifestyle monitoring system using a chatbot and wearable device in patients undergoing elective cardiac interventions.
Goevaerts et al. (2023) studied this question.
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