Key result
iHealth Track monitor fulfills ESH-IP2 validation requirements with ~4 mm Hg mean systolic difference versus standard.
Why the study?
Accurate measurements are key to hypertension management, and validation is needed to determine whether the iHealth Track blood pressure monitor meets ESH-IP2 requirements for self-measurement in the general population.
Does the iHealth Track blood pressure monitor accurately measure blood pressure and heart rate compared to standard observer measurements in the general population?
Population
33 participants (convenience sample)
Comparison
iHealth Track monitor vs observer measurements
Design
Descriptive validation investigation using ESH-IP2 protocol
Authors
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Supports self-monitoring in general populations; extends ESH-IP2 validation to consumer devices but requires real-world confirmation.
Observational (n=33)
Does the iHealth Track blood pressure monitor accurately measure blood pressure and heart rate compared to standard observer measurements in the general population?
The iHealth Track blood pressure monitor meets ESH-IP2 validation requirements and is suitable for self-measurement in the general population.
Mazoteras‐Pardo et al. (2019) conducted an observational in Hypertension (n=33). iHealth Track blood pressure monitor vs. Standard observer readings was evaluated on Difference between observer and device blood pressure and heart rate values. The iHealth Track blood pressure monitor fulfilled ESH-IP2 validation requirements, with mean differences of 4.19 mm Hg for systolic and 3.74 mm Hg for diastolic blood pressure versus standard.
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