Study: NCT05417490

Intervention type: OTHER
Intervention: PRADO-IC
Description: The CAM (Health Insurance Advisor) are part of the staff of the Primary Health Insurance Funds (CPAM). They are physically present in the establishments participating in the PRADO.~They are facilitators between city health professionals and the patient for their return home.~They assist the patient in making appointments with their general practitioner, their cardiologist, and the IDE (general care nurses) trained at PRADO-IC who will make the home visits.~After returning home, the CAM verifies, by two telephone calls at 1 week and 2 months, that the patient has initiated his outpatient follow-up.~IDE, trained in the therapeutic education of the IC patient according to the PRADO-IC device, carry out:~* for NYHA (New York Heart Association) 1-2 patients: 8 home visits in two months.~* for NYHA 3-4 patients: 8 home visits in 2 months, upon confirmation and prescription from the physician, 8 visits in the following 4 months.~The doctor carries out a long consultation at 2 months.

Intervention type: OTHER
Intervention: PRADO-IC
Description: The CAM (Health Insurance Advisor) are part of the staff of the Primary Health Insurance Funds (CPAM). They are physically present in the establishments participating in the PRADO.~They are facilitators between city health professionals and the patient for their return home.~They assist the patient in making appointments with their general practitioner, their cardiologist, and the IDE (general care nurses) trained at PRADO-IC who will make the home visits.~After returning home, the CAM verifies, by two telephone calls at 1 week and 2 months, that the patient has initiated his outpatient follow-up.~IDE, trained in the therapeutic education of the IC patient according to the PRADO-IC device, carry out:~* for NYHA (New York Heart Association) 1-2 patients: 8 home visits in two months.~* for NYHA 3-4 patients: 8 home visits in 2 months, upon confirmation and prescription from the physician, 8 visits in the following 4 months.~The doctor carries out a long consultation at 2 months.

Intervention type: DEVICE
Intervention: Remote monitoring
Description: Chronic Care Connect is intended for remote medical monitoring of patients suffering from chronic heart failure.~It consists of a web application (named NOMHADChronic™) and non-medical remote human assistance performed by qualified personnel.~Non-medical human assistance allows the following steps to be carried out:~* characterization of alerts~* structured follow-up of remote patients.~This non-medical human assistance is provided by:~* nurses trained in therapeutic education and cardiology, Customer Relations Advisors, and logisticians.~Weight and symptoms (listed in an 8-question questionnaire) are collected respectively using a connected scale and the mobile application.~It allows, via a web browser:~* to the personnel constituting the non-medical human assistance, to have access to the health data of the patients~* remote monitoring doctors, to have access to the health data of each of their own patients, and to carry out medical remote monitoring procedures.

Intervention type: DEVICE
Intervention: Remote monitoring
Description: Chronic Care Connect is intended for remote medical monitoring of patients suffering from chronic heart failure.~It consists of a web application (named NOMHADChronic™) and non-medical remote human assistance performed by qualified personnel.~Non-medical human assistance allows the following steps to be carried out:~* characterization of alerts~* structured follow-up of remote patients.~This non-medical human assistance is provided by:~* nurses trained in therapeutic education and cardiology, Customer Relations Advisors, and logisticians.~Weight and symptoms (listed in an 8-question questionnaire) are collected respectively using a connected scale and the mobile application.~It allows, via a web browser:~* to the personnel constituting the non-medical human assistance, to have access to the health data of the patients~* remote monitoring doctors, to have access to the health data of each of their own patients, and to carry out medical remote monitoring procedures.