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Published on: April 19, 2019
Digital Health in Cardiology: The Estonian Perspective
Eno-Martin Lotman1, Margus Viigimaa2
1Cardiac Intensive Care Unit/North Estonia Medical Center, Tallinn, Estonia.
Background:
Digital health is rapidly entering clinical practice in cardiology. Estonia is one of the leading nations in implementing digital nationwide solutions. Recently, the European Society of Cardiology organized the 1st Summit on Digital Health in Tallinn, which provided the opportunity to discuss various aspects concerning the digitalization of cardiology.
Summary:
The current review focuses on the advancements of Estonian digital health and digital cardiology as well as possible barriers and solutions for implementing digital innovations in cardiology. Key Messages: The authors have included aspects from the recent summit, personal communications, and literature reviews to express the current state and future possibilities of digital health in -cardiology from the Estonian perspective.
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