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Recursos de HeartLogic

De datos clínicos a herramientas del flujo de trabajo, descubra los recursos para la insuficiencia cardiaca diseñados con el objetivo de ayudarle en la práctica clínica, aumentar la eficacia, mejorar los resultados de los pacientes y poner el cambio del futuro de la electrofisiología en sus manos.

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A Multisensor Algorithm Predicts Heart Failure Events in Patients With Implanted Devices

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Dr. Boehmer et al. studied whether an algorithm combining a diverse set of implanted device-based sensors chosen to target heart failure pathophysiology could detect worsening heart failure.
Clinical and economic impact of HeartLogic™ compared with standard care in heart failure patients

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Dr. Treskes et al. investigated if activation of the HeartLogic algorithm reduces the number of hospital admissions for decompensated HF in a 1-year post-activation period as compared with a 1-year pre-activation period.
EDUCARE HeartLogic Heart Failure Diagnostic Training

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Find an interactive CE course, hands-on workbook, training videos, study guides and other educational tools to help you proactively manage signs and symptoms of worsening heart failure using HeartLogic.
HeartLogic Alert Management Guide

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Get tips to implement a three-step workflow for managing HeartLogic alerts, assess the context of the alert and take clinical action with this quick reference guide.
Infographic: Clinical and economic impact of HeartLogic™ compared with standard care in heart failure patients

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Preliminary experience with the multisensory HeartLogic algorithm for heart failure monitoring a retrospective case series report

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Results From the MultiSENSE Study

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This study evaluates whether the HeartLogic multisensor heart failure index and alert algorithm replaces or augments current heart failure risk stratification.