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2018 Webcast: Continuous ECG Telemetry Monitoring in Cardiac Rehabilitation: Matching the Need to the Patient
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Value-Based Care
This 2018 Value-Based Care course will review the historical use of continuous ECG monitoring in early outpatient (Phase 2) cardiac rehabilitation, including safety and relevant insurance regulations. The rationale and research regarding non-ECG monitored cardiac rehabilitation will be discussed. Considerations for moving a patient off of continuous ECG monitoring will be explored along with who should remain on telemetry during exercise. Lastly, contemporary models of titrated ECG monitoring will be presented and discussed.
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Presented by Clare LaMorte, RN, MPH, CCRP and Robert Berry, MS, ACSM-RECP, FAACVPR
This course will review the historical use of continuous ECG monitoring in early outpatient (Phase 2) cardiac rehabilitation, including safety and relevant insurance regulations. The rationale and research regarding non-ECG monitored cardiac rehabilitation will be discussed. Considerations for moving a patient off of continuous ECG monitoring will be explored along with who should remain on telemetry during exercise. Lastly, contemporary models of titrated ECG monitoring will be presented and discussed.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the utility of continuous ECG monitoring in maintaining patient safety.
- Describe the role of non-ECG monitored cardiac rehabilitation.
- Identify considerations and procedures for transitioning a patient to non-ECG monitored exercise.
No CE credits are provided for this course.
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