What is the anticipated absolute effects of telemonitoring on chronic heart failure?
The anticipated absolute effects of telemonitoring on chronic heart failure is risk with usual care risk difference with structured telephone support (95% CI) months due to risk of bias, imprecision (from 28 fewer to 137 more) all-cause hospitalisation 254 months due to risk of bias, imprecision (from 48 fewer to 216 more) quality of life (MLWHFQ) better indicated by lower due to risk of bias, imprecision the mean QoL in the control groups was the mean QoL in the intervention groups was quality of life (KCCQ HRQoL) better indicated by higher due to risk of bias, imprecision the mean QoL in the control groups was the mean QoL in the intervention groups was.