Home telehealth for patients with heart failure is generally used in the hope of improving clinical outcomes and reducing burden on the health care system. The archetypical intervention is designed to enable ongoing patient monitoring: patients are equipped with home telehealth units, given a schedule for data transmission, and contacted by providers when deterioration is detected.
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