How To Best Manage Remote Monitoring Data and Alerts for the HF Patient-How To Best Manage Remote Monitoring Data and Alerts for the HF Patient

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The video transcript is a comprehensive discussion led by a cardiac electrophysiologist about the remote monitoring of heart failure, highlighting the complexity and emerging technologies involved. Various trials are reviewed to evaluate the effectiveness of remote monitoring devices, such as PA pressure monitors. While some trials indicate a decrease in heart failure hospitalizations, none show a significant reduction in all-cause or cardiac mortality. It is noted that pressure overload does not necessarily equate to volume overload and emphasizes the importance of patient selection and clinical workflow. The talk also touches on the 2022 and 2024 heart failure guidelines, stating that the efficacy of remote monitoring remains uncertain. Speakers agreed that remote monitoring and artificial intelligence (AI) could enhance heart failure management, yet thorough data analysis and patient engagement remain crucial. Other discussions explored the integration of AI-driven wearables and third-party platform considerations. Despite emerging technologies, human oversight is crucial for effective implementation, advocating a balanced use of AI in decision-making processes. Overall, remote monitoring is deemed reasonable but requires careful application and the development of robust guidelines.

Keywords

remote monitoring

heart failure

cardiac electrophysiologist

PA pressure monitors

AI-driven wearables

clinical workflow

patient engagement

2024 heart failure guidelines

human oversight