Key result
Telemedicine and remote monitoring show no benefit over traditional care for reducing CV events.
Why the study?
The clinical application of telemedicine for cardiovascular disease prevention and management is increasingly important due to advances in technology and the need to improve access and equality in healthcare.
Does telemedicine improve cardiovascular disease prevention and management compared to traditional approaches?
Does telemedicine improve cardiovascular disease prevention and management compared to traditional approaches?
Telemedicine offers a promising tool for real-time monitoring and improving access to care in cardiovascular disease prevention and management, though challenges remain.
Does not support shifting to telemedicine for CV event reduction; leaves open need for refined trials in targeted populations.
With the rapid advances of technology and wireless program, the clinical application of telemedicine is received increasingly great attention for its convivence and real-time monitoring. The present study focuses on telemedicine, which is a new tool employed the newly technology like 5G and artificial intelligence to achieve contactless but real-time monitoring patients or subjects for disease management or prevention of future medical events. Telemedicine is useful for help people that in the remote area and do not have access to good medical treatment, more professional experts, better medical examination system or sound surveillance system. It can improve equality and compensate for regional differences. Herein, we summarized trials that have been done recently, and each was compared telemedicine to traditional approaches. Lastly, depending on these reviewed trials, the present study has summarized the advantages and the disadvantages of the telemedicine. We also reviewed the future direction of development of the telemedicine and the facing challenges of telemedicine.
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Yiming Ma (2023) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease and heart failure. Telemedicine and remote monitoring vs. Traditional clinical treatment was evaluated. Telemedicine and remote monitoring did not show significant advantages over traditional clinical treatment in reducing cardiovascular events across eight reviewed trials.
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