REMOTE MONITORING

This study tests whether a mobile app that lets teens record themselves taking their anti-rejection medication can improve how consistently they take it. About 100 heart transplant recipients aged 10-21 will use the app or standard care. The goal is to reduce hospitalizations and…

This study compares two ways of checking heart rhythm after a procedure called TAVI (replacing a heart valve without open surgery). Half of the 250 participants will wear a portable ECG monitor for 30 days, while the other half get the usual short hospital monitoring. The goal is…

This study tests whether a new system that uses routine health records and data from a smartphone app can predict asthma attacks in children and young people aged 5 to 17. Researchers will monitor 900 participants, focusing on those at high risk, to see if the system reduces the …

This study looks at whether pregnant women with complications (like high blood pressure or slow fetal growth) can use a remote device to monitor their baby's heart rate from home. About 60 participants will use the device daily and report their symptoms via a phone app. The goal …

This study explores whether a small, wearable sensor can continuously track heart rate, breathing, oxygen levels, blood pressure, and temperature in adults recovering from major spinal surgery. Researchers want to see if nurses and patients find the device easy to use and helpful…