A patient-centered approach towards designing a novel CIED remote monitoring report

Authors

Michael J. Mirro, Parkview HealthFollow
Romisa Rohani Ghahari, Parkview HealthFollow
R Ahmed, Parkview HealthFollow
Lauren Reining, Parkview HealthFollow
Shauna Wagner, Parkview HealthFollow
Gavin Lehmann, Parkview HealthFollow
Jaime Heller, Parkview HealthFollow
Melissa Omlor, Parkview HealthFollow
Tammy Toscos, Parkview HealthFollow

Abstract

Objective: We sought to identify the CIED remote monitoring device report content for delivery to patients via a Personal Health Record that encompasses all available device data and is responsive to user information needs and preferences.

Conclusions: 1. Patients do not wish to receive all RM data 2. Interested in receiving device activity and cardiac episode data 3. Not interested in device settings or information 4. Shared preferences are useful for a novel patient-centered RM report 5. Current study extends our previous work confirming the patient desire for RM data

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

9-2018

Comments

Poster presentation. Heart Failure Society of American Annual Scientific Meeting. September 15-18, 2018. Nashville, TN.

Recommended Citation

Mirro, Michael J.; Rohani Ghahari, Romisa; Ahmed, R; Reining, Lauren; Wagner, Shauna; Lehmann, Gavin; Heller, Jaime; Omlor, Melissa; and Toscos, Tammy, "A patient-centered approach towards designing a novel CIED remote monitoring report" (2018). Presentations and Events. 6.
https://researchrepository.parkviewhealth.org/presentations/6