Overall , these aggregations of data provide evidence that DHIs can reduce CVD outcomes and have a positive impact on risk factors for CVD
OBJECTIVE To assess the potential benefit of digital health interventions ( DHIs ) on  cardiovascular disease ( CVD ) outcomes ( CVD events , all-cause mortality , hospitalizations ) and risk factors compared with non-DHIs .
Impact of Home-Based Exercise Training with Wireless Monitoring on Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome Undergoing Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
Recent studies have suggested a favorable effect of cardiac rehabilitation ( CR ) on patients with cardiovascular disease . This study aim ed to evaluate the impact of home-based exercise training with wireless monitoring on acute coronary syndrome ( ACS ) patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention ( PCI ) . A total of 55 ACS patients undergoing PCI were r and omly divided into home based exercise training with wireless monitoring cardiac rehabilitation ( CR , n = 26 ) and usual care ( UC , n = 29 ) . Exercise capacity and quality of life ( QOL ) were evaluated at baseline and after 12 weeks . Change of metabolic equivalent of the tasks , maximal exercise time and QOL were significantly increased ( + 2.47 vs + 1.43 , P = 0.021 ; + 169.68 vs + 88.31 sec , P = 0.012 ; and + 4.81 vs + 0.89 , P = 0.022 , respectively ) , and the change of submaximal rate pressure product , and of submaximal rate of perceived exertion were significantly decreased ( -28.24 vs -16.21 , P = 0.013 ; and -1.92 vs -1.62 , P = 0.018 , respectively ) in the CR group compared to the UC group after 12 weeks . CR using home-based exercise training with wireless monitoring led to improvement of exercise capacity and QOL relative to conventional care in ACS patients undergoing PCI . Our findings suggest that early scheduled CR may be considered in ACS patients undergoing PCI
Overall , these aggregations of data provide evidence that DHIs can reduce CVD outcomes and have a positive impact on risk factors for CVD
OBJECTIVE To assess the potential benefit of digital health interventions ( DHIs ) on  cardiovascular disease ( CVD ) outcomes ( CVD events , all-cause mortality , hospitalizations ) and risk factors compared with non-DHIs .