Journal of Coronary Heart Diseases

The Use of App-based Follow-up of Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices

Abstract

Mohd Anas Ansari

Although not all healthcare practitioners are on board with digital health, it is becoming more prevalent in the clinical setting. By providing creative methods to combine technology, connection, and people, modern technologies and digital appliances have a major influence on the way we care for patients. In the follow-up of these patients, remote monitoring and follow-up have shown to be superior to traditional treatment, and they have become the new standard of care. It focuses on patient empowerment and has yielded encouraging outcomes, but it also emphasises the need to improve the system's automaticity in order to achieve appropriate follow-up adherence rates. Patients who have cardiac implanted electronic devices must have device follow-up as part of their therapy (CIEDs). PPMs, ICDs,