Patient-Led Mass Screening for Atrial Fibrillation in the Older Population Using Handheld Electrocardiographic Devices Integrated With a Clinician-Coordinated Remote Central Monitoring System: Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial and Process Evaluation.
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Feb 2022 – Apr 2022Where it's discussed
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The group consistently highlights the novelty of using portable ECG devices and remote monitoring in community settings, with phrases like 'community-led AF screening' and 'virtual clinical trial', which reflect enthusiasm and recognition of the approach’s significance. Words such as 'learning', 'value', and 'delighted' emphasize positive engagement and perceived transformative impact of the study.
Most discussions support the potential benefits of patient-led AF screening, emphasizing its innovative and accessible approach.
Posts show high interest, highlighting keywords like 'virtual trial', 'patient-centric', and 'remote monitoring', which appeal to current healthcare trends.
The conversations involve participants referencing specific studies, methods, and implications, indicating active engagement.
The overall tone suggests these discussions see significant potential for improving AF diagnosis and stroke prevention, indicating high impact.
Abstract in brief
- This study investigates whether a patient-led atrial fibrillation (AF) screening program using handheld ECG devices, coordinated with remote clinician monitoring, is feasible and effective for diagnosing AF in older adults (75+ years) in Australia.
- The trial randomly assigns 200 community-dwelling seniors to either participate in the monitoring program or receive usual care, with the main focus on discovering the AF detection rate and measuring patient satisfaction.
- Outcomes will include AF detection success, anticoagulant management, patient engagement, and general feedback, aiming to determine if this remote, patient-driven approach can improve AF diagnosis and management in the elderly.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyDr. Kam Wong of @WARC_USYD and @JenniferJoeMD talk #virtualclinicaltrials, using a simple handheld ECG to screen for atrial fibrillation in seniors at
@AmiBhattMD @ACCinTouch @escardio @india_csi @daniel_kraft @ValaAfshar I think I did a really quick email intro related to Jacki and the Aidar/BARDA study (but probably didn't give you enough background info), but Sydney's Kam Wong has a really cool community led Afib screening using a handheld 1-lead EKG - @jmirpub https://t.co/ziMQY6uyS0
Early diagnosis of atrial fibrillation allows therapy to reduce stroke risk. #WARC has implemented a patient-led #MassAF Screening integrated with clinician-coordinated central monitoring trial.
Dr. Kam Cheong Wong of @WARC_USYD and @JenniferJoeMD discussed his recent #virtualclinicaltrial on handheld ECGs to detect AFib in older populations. Lots of learning around #patientcentricdesign and the value of #remotepatientmonitoring! https://t.co/UKRuXzDa7w
JMIR Res Protocols: Patient-Led Mass Screening for Atrial Fibrillation in the Older Population Using Handheld Electrocardiographic Devices Integrated With a Clinician-Coordinated Remote Central Monitoring System: #Protocol for a #RCT #ClinicalTrial and… https://t.co/0MOn6C9EEw https://t.co/NKrrXbBziI
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Patient-Led Atrial Fibrillation Screening Using Handheld ECGs in Seniors
Dr Kam Wong leads a trial evaluating at-home handheld ECGs for detecting atrial fibrillation in seniors, aiming to improve diagnosis with remote, patient-led monitoring and clinician oversight.
Patient-Led Screening for Atrial Fibrillation Using Handheld ECGs in Seniors
The Covid19 pandemic has forced us to adapt in countless ways even how we engage patients in clinical trials. Dr. Kam Wong is leading a trial on at-home ECG devices for detecting atrial fibrillation in seniors…
@AmiBhattMD @ACCinTouch @escardio @india_csi @daniel_kraft @ValaAfshar I think I did a really quick email intro related to Jacki and the Aidar/BARDA study (but probably didn't give you enough background info), but Sydney's Kam Wong has a really cool community led Afib screening using a handheld 1-lead EKG - @jmirpub https://t.co/ziMQY6uyS0
Dr. Kam Cheong Wong of @WARC_USYD and @JenniferJoeMD discussed his recent #virtualclinicaltrial on handheld ECGs to detect AFib in older populations. Lots of learning around #patientcentricdesign and the value of #remotepatientmonitoring! https://t.co/UKRuXzDa7w
Delighted to interview @WARC_USYD @drkamwong on his current #virtualtrial allowing senior community members to self screen themselves for #atrialfibrillation using a hand-held portable one-lead #EKG, published @jmirpub - https://t.co/d35aYIHdsY
Dr. Kam Wong of @WARC_USYD and @JenniferJoeMD talk #virtualclinicaltrials, using a simple handheld ECG to screen for atrial fibrillation in seniors at
Early diagnosis of atrial fibrillation allows therapy to reduce stroke risk. #WARC has implemented a patient-led #MassAF Screening integrated with clinician-coordinated central monitoring trial.
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RT @jmirpub: JMIR Res Protocols: Patient-Led Mass Screening for Atrial Fibrillation in the Older Population Using Handheld Electrocardiogra…
JMIR Res Protocols: Patient-Led Mass Screening for Atrial Fibrillation in the Older Population Using Handheld Electrocardiographic Devices Integrated With a Clinician-Coordinated Remote Central Monitoring System: #Protocol for a #RCT #ClinicalTrial and… https://t.co/0MOn6C9EEw https://t.co/NKrrXbBziI