Advances in Mobile Health Strategies for Atrial Fibrillation Detection and Patient Care

Atrial fibrillation (AF), a prevalent cardiac arrhythmia, poses significant risks for stroke and other severe complications. Traditional approaches frequently lack accessibility, accuracy, and patient engagement despite advancements in detection and management. The revolutionary effects of mobile health (mHealth) technologies on the treatment of AF are reviewed in this paper. These innovations, which make use of wearable technology, smartphone apps, and sophisticated algorithms, improve patient adherence, increase early detection, and lower healthcare costs. Better results are produced when real-time monitoring and patient-centered tools are incorporated into daily life because they empower people and allow for prompt interventions. However, issues like device restrictions, possible user anxiety, and fair access still exist. This study recognizes areas for additional research and development while highlighting the potential of mHealth to transform the management of AF.