Here’s what you should know.
1. Through the iBData pilot program, patients will be able to track their symptoms and their lifestyle with the wearable watch technology.
2. The wearable will allow physicians and patients to have an ongoing dialogue between visits. Physicians will be able to analyze “symptoms, triggers and aggravating factors” to hopefully improve patient outcomes.
3. The pilot will be limited to 100 patients, initially.
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