New Insights With Real-Time, Remote Cardiac Monitoring: Learnings From the Pivotal TEASE-Study

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Overview

The pandemic is creating a paradigm shift in remote patient care. Join us for an interactive and educational webinar presenting first-hand results of the TEASE-study, where novel patient-empowered technology was used to remotely monitor stroke patients’ hearts in everyday life.

The results of the TEASE-study are pivotal: by monitoring with the Coala Heart Monitor, it was possible to detect previously undiagnosed AF in 9% of cryptogenic stroke patients at a mean of 19.7 days post stroke – non-invasively, patch-free and at very high patient satisfaction.

The webinar will also discuss how non-invasive, patient-empowered monitors can used as alternative to ECG patches and as complementary to insertable cardiac monitors (ICM). Real-time cardiac monitoring offer abilities of early and immediate drug treatment.

Faculty:

Philip Siberg

Dr Peter Magnusson

Ivan Milinkovic

Roxana Mehran

Nicolas M Van Mieghem

Daniel J Blackman

Omar Abdulla

Lindsay A Smith

Agenda

The paradigm shift to patient-empowered, real-time remote cardiac monitoring and it’s abilities in diverse populations, and opportunities for immediate drug interventions.

Presentation of the TEASE-study results: Cardiac monitoring after cryptogenic stroke using the Coala Heart Monitor and its patient compliance.

Discussion on the use of non-invasive ECG vs. invasive ICM’s for long-term remote monitoring.

Q&A.

Audience

This webinar aims to engage physicians, nurses, and managers with an interest in remote monitoring in general and arrhythmias in particular with a special attention to cryptogenic stroke.

Learning Objectives

Opportunities and benefits in monitoring patients in real-time from home.
The role of Coala Heart Monitor in remote monitoring, stroke management and patient compliance in diverse populations.
Organization of care and handling of large volume ECG tracings - present and future perspectives.
Tailored evaluation and treatment - when to use real-time ECG in relation to other diagnostic tools.