Unveiling the Potential: Remote Monitoring and Telemedicine in Shaping the Future of Heart Failure Management
Life,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 936 - 936
Published: July 25, 2024
Heart
failure
(HF)
remains
a
significant
burden
on
global
healthcare
systems,
necessitating
innovative
approaches
for
its
management.
This
manuscript
critically
evaluates
the
role
of
remote
monitoring
and
telemedicine
in
revolutionizing
HF
care
delivery.
Drawing
upon
synthesis
current
literature
clinical
practices,
it
delineates
pivotal
benefits,
challenges,
personalized
strategies
associated
with
these
technologies
The
analysis
highlights
potential
facilitating
timely
interventions,
enhancing
patient
engagement,
optimizing
treatment
adherence,
thereby
ameliorating
outcomes.
However,
technical
intricacies,
regulatory
frameworks,
socioeconomic
factors
pose
formidable
hurdles
to
widespread
adoption.
emphasizes
imperative
tailored
leveraging
advancements
artificial
intelligence
machine
learning,
address
individual
needs
effectively.
Looking
forward,
sustained
innovation,
interdisciplinary
collaboration,
strategic
investment
are
advocated
realize
transformative
management,
advancing
patient-centric
paradigms
resource
allocation.
Language: Английский
A Systematic Review of the Impact and Outcome of Loneliness and Self-Isolation on Individuals Living With Cardiovascular Disease
Collins C Okeke,
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Akinlolu Ojo,
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Onyinye Ngige
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et al.
Cureus,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 27, 2025
Social
isolation
and
loneliness
seriously
impact
the
physical
mental
quality
of
health
longevity.
are
important
yet
neglected
social
determinants
for
people
all
ages.
Cardiovascular
diseases
(CVD)
among
leading
causes
death
globally,
has
been
linked
to
worsening
outcomes
CVD.
This
review
aims
evaluate
loneliness/social/self-isolation
adults
living
with
any
cardiovascular
disease.
A
systematic
search
was
done
from
inception
23rd
January
2025
on
PubMed
Google
Scholar,
4,198
articles
were
synthesized;
these
screened
duplication,
duplicate
removed.
total
3,606
underwent
title
abstract
screening,
3,505
removed
following
predefined
eligibility
criteria.
One
hundred
one
full-text
only
13
included
qualitative
analysis.
We
aged
18
above
alone/socially
isolated
analyzed
studies
across
eight
countries,
encompassing
63,978
participants,
whom
12,110
identified
as
alone
or
socially
isolated,
7,264
male
3,745
female
participants;
study
while
two
didn't
mention
number
participants.
The
findings
provide
compelling
evidence
that
is
associated
adverse
disease
outcomes,
including
increased
mortality,
recurrent
events,
higher
hospitalization
rates.
Addressing
should
be
a
priority
in
prevention
management.
Integrating
interventions
could
significantly
improve
prognosis
individuals
CVD,
ultimately
reducing
morbidity
mortality
rates
this
vulnerable
population.
Language: Английский
Sarcopenia in heart failure: Comparison of prognostic value between the Asian working Group for Sarcopenia 2014 and 2019 criteria
Geriatrics and gerontology international/Geriatrics & gerontology international,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 6, 2025
Aim
Sarcopenia
is
a
prevalent
comorbidity
among
older
patients
with
heart
failure.
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
the
differences
between
sarcopenia
diagnosed
using
Asian
Working
Group
for
(AWGS)
2014
and
2019
criteria
in
Methods
post
hoc
sub‐analysis
of
data
from
FRAGILE‐HF
study,
prospective,
multicenter,
observational
study.
The
included
879
aged
>65
years
who
were
hospitalized
failure
decompensation
could
walk
at
discharge.
was
AWGS
(2014
model)
(2019
model).
primary
outcome
2‐year
mortality.
Results
identified
186
(21.1%)
model
211
(24.0%)
model.
Over
follow‐up
period,
158
(18.0%)
deaths
occurred.
Adjusted
Cox
proportional
hazard
analysis
showed
that
significantly
associated
mortality
model,
whereas
only
severe
Both
models
significant
net
reclassification
improvement
when
added
baseline
model:
0.358,
0.357).
However,
no
difference
observed
upon
direct
comparison
two
(−0.082,
P
=
0.376),
suggesting
comparable
performance.
Conclusions
shows
strong
prognostic
value
predicting
Although
similar
value,
particularly
sarcopenia,
it
does
not
outperform
Geriatr
Gerontol
Int
2025;
••:
••–••
.
Language: Английский
Association Between Amount of Physical Activity and Clinical Outcomes After Treatment for Cardiovascular Disease in Cancer Survivors
Circulation Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(12), P. 547 - 554
Published: Nov. 13, 2024
The
present
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
association
between
physical
activity
before
incidence
of
cardiovascular
disease
(CVD)
and
clinical
outcomes
in
cancer
survivors.
Language: Английский