What is New About Our Old Tools in Electrophysiology?-What is New About Our Old Tools in Electrophysiology?

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This session focused on emerging trends and technologies in electrophysiology, featuring a panel of experts aimed at discussing advancements and integrating diverse perspectives from the audience. Key themes included the role of AI and wearables in improving patient outcomes and healthcare delivery efficiency. Minto Chiraki emphasized blending consumer and medical technologies, while Amrish Pandey highlighted the potential of extracting significant information from simple diagnostics like the EKG. Industry perspectives from companies like iRhythm Technologies, Massimo, AliveCor, and others underscored the importance of integrating these new tools into existing workflows, balancing cost, and ensuring broad accessibility.<br /><br />The panel also discussed the barriers to wider adoption of AI and wearable technologies, which include the lack of real-world validation, the complexity of integrating new technologies into clinical practice, and the need for scalable solutions. Financial considerations, regulatory issues, and data silos were identified as significant challenges. The session touched on the necessity for standardized data sharing and privacy-considerate approaches, pointing to the evolving role of federated learning and collaborations to facilitate this. The discussions underscored the crucial need for systemic changes in healthcare to effectively incorporate these technologies for broader and more equitable patient benefits.

Keywords

electrophysiology

AI

wearables

patient outcomes

healthcare delivery

data integration

standardized data sharing

federated learning