Background Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death worldwide.
Despite strong evidence supporting the benefits of cardiac rehabilitation (CR), over 80% of …

Background Cardiovascular disease is the most common cause of death globally.
Traditionally, centre‐based cardiac rehabilitation programmes are offered to individuals after …

Objective The objective of this study was to estimate travel-related and environmental
savings resulting from the use of telemedicine for outpatient specialty consultations with a …

CONCLUSIONS Telehealth CR based on exercise is as cost-effective as CBCR
interventions. Funding telehealth CR by third-party payers may promote patient participation …

COVID-19 pandemic challenges have accelerated the reliance on digital health fuelling the
expanded incorporation of mobile apps into healthcare services, particularly for the …

Aims To evaluate the effects of eHealth cardiac rehabilitation (CR) on health outcomes of
coronary heart disease patients and to identify programme design, which may lead to more …

Objectives The objectives of this review were to identify different technology-assisted
interventions in cardiac rehabilitation, to explore and examine the effectiveness of …

Mobile health (mHealth) technologies are modernizing medicine by affording greater patient
engagement, monitoring, outreach, and health-care delivery. The cardiopulmonary fields …

Background Whilst home-based telerehabilitation has been shown non-inferior to traditional
centre-based rehabilitation in patients with chronic heart failure, its economic sustainability …

Introduction Following (chemo) radiotherapy (C/RT) for head and neck cancer (HNC),
patients return to hospital for regular outpatient reviews with speech pathology (SP) and …