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Technology m-health in the rehabilitation of patients with heart failure

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1 Tubekova M.A.

1 Institute of Pulmonology of Federal Medical BiologicaL Agency, Moscow, Russia


ABSTRACT

Cardiac rehabilitation is an independent factor for reducing mortality from CVD, total mortality, and hospitalization rates.Telemedicine techniques can be used to increase patient compliance to rehabilitation activities. Telecare in patients withheart failure can be defined as monitoring, which consists of transmitting symptoms, signs and / or biological or physiologicaldata from a remote place for data interpretation and decision making. Telemonitoring includes the concept oftele-rehabilitation, which is defined as controlled remote complex cardiac rehabilitation. Tele-rehabilitation of patients withCVD at home is a promising solution to the problem of accessibility and adherence of patients to rehabilitation. Assessingcost-effectiveness, the cost of rehabilitation may possibly be reduced due to this method and its further development. Thetask of clinicians participating in training programs for patients with HF is to create a multicenter scientific collaborationdedicated to the home rehabilitation of patients with HF. The results may allow the inclusion of tele-rehabilitation programsin the third stage of rehabilitation as an alternative to out-patient cardiac rehabilitation.


KEYWORDS: heart failure, telerehabilitation, telemedicine, cardiac rehabilitation.



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