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Digi4Care Pilot 3: Testing Digital Technology Uptake in CVD & Diabetes Long-Term Care
Digi4Care Pilot 3: testing wearables, apps and clinical guidance to monitor patients with cardiovascular disease and diabetes between doctor visits.
In this episode, cardiologist Dr Diana Iovanovici explains how continuous monitoring can close the gap between appointments — when a patient's blood pressure, heart rate or blood sugar can shift daily, even hourly. We look at the pilot's three patient groups (standard care; wearable + app; wearable + app + clinical guidance), how data flows from a smartwatch to the clinician's dashboard, and how success is measured using quality-of-life and usability questionnaires (SF-36, SUS, TAM). We also talk about adoption among older patients, data privacy, and the shift from reactive to proactive, preventive care.
GUEST
Dr Diana Iovanovici, PhD — Medical Resident in Cardiology, University of Oradea, Romania
HOST
Šimon Jeseňák
ABOUT DIGI4CARE
Digi4Care is a transnational project (seven partners across Europe) bringing digital health solutions into primary, long-term and emergency care. The goal is to validate and introduce innovative screening, monitoring and telemedicine tools that support earlier detection, better patient pathways and more effective, informed decision-making in everyday healthcare.
If you found this useful, subscribe for more episodes on digital health and care innovation, and tell us your thoughts in the comments.
#Digi4Care #DigitalHealth #Wearables #CardiovascularHealth #Telemedicine #RemoteMonitoring #HealthTech
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By ozdravme s.r.o.Digi4Care Pilot 3: testing wearables, apps and clinical guidance to monitor patients with cardiovascular disease and diabetes between doctor visits.
In this episode, cardiologist Dr Diana Iovanovici explains how continuous monitoring can close the gap between appointments — when a patient's blood pressure, heart rate or blood sugar can shift daily, even hourly. We look at the pilot's three patient groups (standard care; wearable + app; wearable + app + clinical guidance), how data flows from a smartwatch to the clinician's dashboard, and how success is measured using quality-of-life and usability questionnaires (SF-36, SUS, TAM). We also talk about adoption among older patients, data privacy, and the shift from reactive to proactive, preventive care.
GUEST
Dr Diana Iovanovici, PhD — Medical Resident in Cardiology, University of Oradea, Romania
HOST
Šimon Jeseňák
ABOUT DIGI4CARE
Digi4Care is a transnational project (seven partners across Europe) bringing digital health solutions into primary, long-term and emergency care. The goal is to validate and introduce innovative screening, monitoring and telemedicine tools that support earlier detection, better patient pathways and more effective, informed decision-making in everyday healthcare.
If you found this useful, subscribe for more episodes on digital health and care innovation, and tell us your thoughts in the comments.
#Digi4Care #DigitalHealth #Wearables #CardiovascularHealth #Telemedicine #RemoteMonitoring #HealthTech