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In a revealing case of myocardial bridging leading to cardiac arrest, coronary angiography and computed tomographic angiography played pivotal roles in diagnosis and surgical planning, highlighting the anomaly’s late-onset symptomatology in patients with existing cardiovascular conditions.

In a recent study evaluating the impact of Remote Patient Monitoring on hypertension management, patients at high-RPM practices demonstrated a notable increase in medication adherence and a decrease in acute care encounters. This indicates that RPM can significantly enhance patient care, though it also leads to increased healthcare spending.

This CME program is dedicated to exploring the integration of artificial intelligence in the field of cardiology, focusing on its application for diagnosis, clinical decision support, and improving the quality of patient care.

With FDA-approved features in wearable devices for heart health monitoring and the advent of home test kits for conditions like anemia, clinicians now have innovative tools at their disposal to enhance patient care and autonomy.

Stella’s case, entwining severe addiction with critical health conditions, underscores the pressing need for a healthcare approach that transcends traditional biases and embraces comprehensive, compassionate care.