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Improving stroke pathways using an adhesive ambulatory ECG patch: reducing time for patients to ECGs and subsequent results

Alex Lang, Chandra Basyal, Matthew Benger, Ajay Bhalla, Faye Edwards, Mena Farag, Naveen Gadapa, Yi-Yen K Kee, Seemin Mahmood, Laura Semple, Peter Sommerville, Angela Roots, James Teo, Rosie Wright and Helen Williams
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.7861/fhj.2021-0151
Future Healthc J March 2022
Alex Lang
AHealth Innovation Network, London, UK
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Chandra Basyal
BKing's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
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Matthew Benger
CKing's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
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Ajay Bhalla
DGuy's and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
Roles: consultant stroke physician
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Faye Edwards
EHealth Innovation Network, London, UK
Roles: stroke prevention programme project manager
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Mena Farag
CKing's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
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Naveen Gadapa
CKing's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
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Yi-Yen K Kee
FCroydon Health Services NHS Trust, Croydon, UK
Roles: consultant stroke physician
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Seemin Mahmood
GCroydon Health Services NHS Trust, Croydon, UK
Roles: specialty doctor in stroke
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Laura Semple
HHealth Innovation Network, London, UK
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Peter Sommerville
DGuy's and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
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Angela Roots
IGuy's and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
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James Teo
JKing's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
Roles: consultant stroke physician
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Rosie Wright
KKing's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
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Helen Williams
LHealth Innovation Network, London, UK
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    Median time between the clinical decision for ambulatory electrocardiography monitoring being made and the patient having it fitted.

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    Median time between the clinical decision for ambulatory electrocardiography monitoring being made and the report being available.

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    Table 1.

    Results of patients receiving Zio XT

    Number of patients with a Zio XT report availableMedian time from Zio XT being ordered to being fitted, days (range)Median time from Zio XT being ordered to the report being available to the clinician, days (range)Patients for whom Zio XT results were not available at their follow-up clinic appointment, n (%)
    Trust A120 (0–5)24 (15–65)3 (25%)
    Trust B270 (0–14)19 (12–33)0 (0%)
    Trust C470 (0–4)18.5 (12–51)0 (0%)
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    Patients whose results were not available at follow-up

    Patients for whom 24-hour Holter results were not available at their follow-up appointment, n (%)Patients for whom Zio XT results were not available at their follow-up appointment, n (%)Significance using chi-squared test
    Trust A10 (28%)3 (25%)p=0.84
    Trust B12 (34%)0 (0%)p=0.02
    Trust C17 (31%)0 (0%)p=0.03
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    Table 3.

    Patient satisfaction scores from the Zio XT survey

    Zio XTPatient response, %
    Easy to use85%
    Comfortable to wear82%
    Ability for normal activity88%
    Would wear Zio XT again82%

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Improving stroke pathways using an adhesive ambulatory ECG patch: reducing time for patients to ECGs and subsequent results
Alex Lang, Chandra Basyal, Matthew Benger, Ajay Bhalla, Faye Edwards, Mena Farag, Naveen Gadapa, Yi-Yen K Kee, Seemin Mahmood, Laura Semple, Peter Sommerville, Angela Roots, James Teo, Rosie Wright, Helen Williams
Future Healthc J Mar 2022, 9 (1) 64-66; DOI: 10.7861/fhj.2021-0151

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Improving stroke pathways using an adhesive ambulatory ECG patch: reducing time for patients to ECGs and subsequent results
Alex Lang, Chandra Basyal, Matthew Benger, Ajay Bhalla, Faye Edwards, Mena Farag, Naveen Gadapa, Yi-Yen K Kee, Seemin Mahmood, Laura Semple, Peter Sommerville, Angela Roots, James Teo, Rosie Wright, Helen Williams
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