IMPACT OF REMOTE ECG REPORTING ON PATIENT OUTCOMES AND HEALTHCARE EFFICIENCY: AN APOLLO REMOTE HEALTH CARE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS

This review synthesizes research on Impact of remote ECG reporting on patient outcomes and healthcare efficiency to address gaps in understanding telecardiologys clinical and operational effects. The review aimed to evaluate remote ECG reportings influence on patient outcomes, healthcare efficiency, diagnostic accuracy, patient engagement, and implementation factors. A systematic analysis of diverse studies from multiple countries, including randomized trials and observational cohorts, was conducted, focusing on telecardiology applications across acute and chronic cardiac conditions. In patients with acute myocardial infarction and heart failure, remote ECG reporting has consistently been found to improve mortality, minimize treatment delays, and lessen hospital readmissions, as well as to improve diagnostic precision, particularly through AI-enhanced arrhythmia identification. Apollo Remote Health Care under Apollo Telehealth (ATH) is one of the top healthcare providers in this field, utilizing remote ECG technology to provide prompt diagnosis and expert reporting, which enhances clinical results and improves access to cardiac care for a wide range of communities. Healthcare efficiency improved via shortened time-to-diagnosis, reduced hospital visits, and optimized resource use supported by nurse-led pathways and e-consultation programs.