mHealth Intelligence May 10, 2021
Eric Wicklund

The Consumer Technology Association and American College of Cardiology are joining forces on a project to create best practices for mHealth and telehealth devices that target cardiovascular health.

The American College of Cardiology is partnering with the Consumer Technology Association to help providers get a handle on the fast-growing field of mHealth and telehealth devices for cardiovascular health.

The project, which will include representatives from Philips, Samsung, Abbott, BioIntellisense, HP, Valencell, Well Being Digital and Omron, takes aim at innovators and researchers who are developing wearables, devices and platforms designed to monitor and manage someone’s heart health. They’ll be developing best practices and use cases for connected health products that aid in prevention, screening/diagnosis and health management or treatment.

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