For example, a person with diabet es might connect their smart watch to their glucose monitor patch and monitor their blood sugar levels throughout the day.įor people with Atrial Fibrillation, smart watches can help with monitoring their heart rhythm and heart rate, particularly those that include built-in ECG monitoring (‘electrocardiogram’ monitoring). There are several leading brands of wearable devices on the market (new or updated ones are launched every year) with built-in health monitoring apps approved for use in Australia, that support the management of chronic disorders.
Smart watches and other wearable technologies are a booming space within ‘HealthTech,’ and have the potential to provide many benefits to people with Atrial Fibrillation and other heart conditions, such as increased accessibility to health information, self-monitoring, and better connectivity with their doctors.
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