Accuracy of wearable heart rate monitors in cardiac rehabilitation

Muhammad Etiwy(Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center), Milind Y. Desai(Cleveland Clinic), Stephen M. Gillinov(Yangon University of Economics), Alaa Alashi(Cleveland Clinic), Hoda Javadikasgari(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Lauren Gillinov(Cleveland Clinic), A. Marc Gillinov(Cleveland Clinic), Robert Wang(Memorial Hospital of South Bend), Gordon Blackburn(International Organization for Migration), Penny L. Houghtaling(International Organization for Migration), Zade Akhrass(Cleveland Clinic), Dermot Phelan(International Organization for Migration)
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
June 1, 2019
10.21037/cdt.2019.04.08
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