The KardiaMobile 6L, a portable ECG that wirelessly records and transmits data, is the first to have received a draft recommendation by the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) following a rapid assessment from its diagnostics advisory committee. The resulting guidance, once finalized, will see the device offered to certain NHS patients within psychiatric settings on a conditional basis while further data are collected for a full assessment.
The device, which is already used within the NHS for the ambulatory detection of atrial fibrillation, can detect heart problems such as rhythm disturbances which in turn can inform the...
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