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Apps? Wearables? Probing Mobile Tech’s Potential to Boost Cardiac Rehab

Neubeck said that she thinks mobile apps can add to the suite of available options for modifying cardiovascular risk. “And in fact . . . we believe that mobile apps are best used to augment ... read more

Smartphone app proves valuable for cardiac patients

A new study reveals using a smartphone app during cardiac rehabilitation can help reduce the potential of hospital re-admittance in the first 90 days of recovery. read more

App Does Not Improve Functional Capacity, Blood Pressure in Cardiac Rehab - AJMC

The association between mobile app use and change in functional capacity among cardiac rehabilitation participants: cohort study. JMIR Cardio . Published online May 15, 2023 doi:10.2196/44433 ... read more

Mobile Health for Cardiac Rehab Doesn’t Aid Older Adults With CVD: RESILIENT

For RESILIENT, researchers enrolled 400 patients ages 65 and older (median age 71.0 years; 72.8% male) from five academic hospitals in New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts between January 2020 and ... read more

Hospitals, clinics may be ready to adopt wearable tech

Wearables offer new therapeutic options for cardiac rehab and migraines, but hospitals and clinics are still figuring out how to take advantage of the technology. Hospitals, clinics may be ready ... read more

Cardiac Rehab on an App; Global Burden of Oral Conditions

Podcasts > Healthwatch Cardiac Rehab on an App; Global Burden of Oral Conditions — Also in TTHealthWatch: the role of protein S. by Rick Lange, MD, Texas Tech; Elizabeth Tracey, Johns Hopkins ... read more