The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed hospitals into the world of virtual care, and one Toronto doctor says it's changing how things will be done in the future. Angelina King has more on how patients receiving care from home can help address hallway medicine. cbc.ca/1.5572650

Medly is a HF remote management program where hospital teams can monitor people from afar via a specialized app. It’s now proven to cut HF rehospitalizations by 50%: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32027309 University Health Network @Official_eHI

I’m so excited for Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research to partner with Apple in a historic collaboration that will move patient care from the hospital to their wrists. Using Apple Watch metrics we can revolutionize our ability to monitor and manage heart failure patients apple.com/newsroom/2020/…

We’re taking cardiac healthcare into the future. ❤️ Dr. Heather Ross talks about Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research & University Health Network research collaboration with Apple, which looks at shifting some traditional, in-hospital monitoring practices for heart failure patients to a wearable device - Apple Watch.

Our own Heather Ross ends day 1 of the #heartfailure2020 symposium with her unmatched vision for remote management of patients, with @Official_eHI Joseph Cafazzo Peter Munk Cardiac Centre and many others. "Medly" is a true game-changer.

Today, our Medly for Heart Failure remote monitoring platform surpassed 1,000 all-time users! That's 1,000 heart failure patients empowered with tools to self-manage heart failure, access their care team and improve their quality of life. Congrats to the entire team on this milestone 👏

Thanks to Medly for Heart Failure, our remote monitoring platform, there has been a 50% reduction in rehospitalizations among #heartfailure patients using the program. #HeartFailureWeekCan Learn how Medly is ushering in a new era of remote cardiac care → bit.ly/3qQdbVx

At #THT2024 Dr Patrick McCann proposes remote management of patients, moving beyond remote monitoring, and advocates giving patients their own data to help them engage/lead in their own management. He uses Medly for Heart Failure as an example from University Health Network Peter Munk Cardiac Centre to facilitate this

Congrats to TRANSFORM HF’s darshansharma & team on their new JACC Journals article! Read about how they used #remotemonitoring to safely increase the number of #heartfailure patients achieving optimal medication in a shorter period for better outcomes: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

UHN’s digital therapeutics firm, Medly Therapeutics, was featured at the Fed's recent AI announcement, with Deputy PM, Chrystia Freeland. UHN’s Head of Cardiology and Medly Therapeutics Founder, Dr. Heather Ross, spoke to the importance of Medly in the care of patients.

#Medly was spotlighted by Minister Freeland at the Fed’s AI announcement this weekend, where Dr. Heather Ross demonstrated Medly's impact on patient care and heart disease management. This recognition highlights the significance of safe, accessible AI-driven healthcare tools.🩺🇨🇦

We’re thrilled to be at the ICAIR Conference hosted by KITE Research Institute today showcasing demos of Medly and engaging with everyone in the community! Swing by our booth to discover how Medly’s innovative system is revolutionizing healthcare. #ICAIR2024 #Medly 🩺

Missed us at ICAIR? Want to learn more about Medly? No problem! Come visit our booth at TRANSFORM HF's Spring Network Event today and explore #Medly #healthinnovation🫀🩺

This unedited audio from a voice agent prototype for a heart failure patient encounter demonstrates the potential of AI in healthcare. But will this increase the feeling that the health system is becoming more impersonal? The empathy of this agent is feigned, albeit

🎉 We're thrilled to support EMHSeed Grant Recipients Myrtede Alfred and Quynh Pham! Their Medly CHAT project will scale #heartfailure remote patient management for after hours care, providing patients and families with real-time guidance. Learn more: engineering.utoronto.ca/2024-2026-join…

Absolutely delighted to be working with Prof. Alfred on this novel project which will be led by my talented Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Pedro Velmovitsky! Medly for Heart Failure is about to get a whole lot smarter 🤖💓

Quick response for cardiac care can be the difference between life and death - a challenge for remote communities. Medly for Heart Failure, an app created at University Health Network, is bridging that gap. This Moosonee patient shares how it saved his life CTV National News Donna Sound | CTV National News, CTV News Channel ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=2…

"Saving lives from a distance". Medly for Heart Failure, an app for #HeartFailure management was developed by University Health Network researchers to bridge care gaps in remote communities. Heather Ross Check out CTV National News' coverage on this story and how the app saved the life of a Moosonee patient.