Wrist-worn devices are shown to be cost-effective for screening of atrialfibrillation JAMAHealthForum
," says co-senior author Jagpreet Chhatwal, Ph.D., director of the MGH Institute for Technology Assessment.
Cardiology societies in Europe and Australia/New Zealand, for example, recommend screening using pulse palpation or ECG rhythm strips for individuals aged 65 and over, while the United States Preventive Services Task Force has concluded there iswearable devices Using a model that simulates a 30-million-person cohort of people 65 and older, researchers found the"economically preferred" strategy to be wrist-wearable PPG, followed by wrist-worn ECG accompanied by a clinical-grade rhythm monitoring patch worn on the body for two weeks for confirmation.
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