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Corrie Health Digital Platform for Self-Management in Secondary Prevention After Acute Myocardial Infarction
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unplanned readmissions hospitalization acute myocardial infarction among leading causes preventable morbidity mortality healthcare costs digital health interventions could effective tool promoting selfmanagement adherence guidelinedirected therapy cardiovascular risk reduction digital health intervention developed johns hopkinsthe corrie health digital platform corrieincludes first cardiology apple carekit smartphone application paired apple watch ihealth bluetoothenabled blood pressure cuff corrie targets 1 selfmanagement cardiac medications 2 selftracking vital signs 3 education cardiovascular disease articles animated videos 4 care coordination includes outpatient followup appointmentsthe 3 phases micore study myocardial infarction combineddevice recovery enhancement include 1 development corrie 2 pilot study assess usability feasibility corrie 3 prospective research study primarily compare time first readmission within 30 days postdischarge among patients corrie patients historical standard care comparison group phase 2 feasibility deploying corrie acute care setting established among sample 60 patients acute myocardial infarction phase 3 ongoing patients 4 hospitals enrolled early possible hospital stay 18 years older admitted acute myocardial infarction stsegmentelevation myocardial infarction type nonstsegmentelevation myocardial infarction smartphone patients either enrolled personal devices provided iphone andor apple watch duration study phase 3 started october 2017 aim recruit 140 participantsthis article provide indepth understanding feasibility associated implementing digital health intervention acute care setting potential corrie selfmanagement tool acute myocardial infarction recovery