Research
Mobile app and telemonitoring improve quality of life and symptoms in patients with heart failure
The Brief
- A telemedicine-based management program with a mobile app was well accepted among patients with heart failure.
- The program improved patients' quality of life and self-care, according to results presented at ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026.
- The reported results cover quality of life, self-care and symptoms.
Why it matters
It offers early evidence that app-based telemonitoring can improve daily well-being and self-care for people with heart failure, which clinicians and health systems may weigh when considering remote follow-up.
Who’s affected
- clinicians and cardiology teams
- heart failure patients and their caregivers
- health system planners and digital health developers
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A telemedicine-based management program was well accepted among patients with heart failure and improved their quality of life and self-care, according to results presented today at ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026.
Timeline
Results of the telemedicine-based heart failure management program presented at ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026
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Mobile app and telemonitoring improve quality of life and symptoms in patients with heart failure