Research Into Factors Determining Participation in 2 Interventions Modifying the Care Pathways of Patients With Heart Failure: PRADO and Telemedicine

"The CAM (Health Insurance Advisor) are part of the staff of the Primary Health Insurance Funds (CPAM). They are physically present in the establishments participating in the PRADO.~They are facilitators between city health professionals and the patient for their return home.~They assist the patient in making appointments with their general practitioner, their cardiologist, and the IDE (general care nurses) trained at PRADO-IC who will make the home visits.~After returning home, the CAM verifies, by two telephone calls at 1 week and 2 months, that the patient has initiated his outpatient follow-up.~IDE, trained in the therapeutic education of the IC patient according to the PRADO-IC device, carry out:~* for NYHA (New York Heart Association) 1-2 patients: 8 home visits in two months.~* for NYHA 3-4 patients: 8 home visits in 2 months, upon confirmation and prescription from the physician, 8 visits in the following 4 months.~The doctor carries out a long consultation at 2 months."

"Chronic Care Connect is intended for remote medical monitoring of patients suffering from chronic heart failure.~It consists of a web application (named NOMHADChronic™) and non-medical remote human assistance performed by qualified personnel.~Non-medical human assistance allows the following steps to be carried out:~* characterization of alerts~* structured follow-up of remote patients.~This non-medical human assistance is provided by:~* nurses trained in therapeutic education and cardiology, Customer Relations Advisors, and logisticians.~Weight and symptoms (listed in an 8-question questionnaire) are collected respectively using a connected scale and the mobile application.~It allows, via a web browser:~* to the personnel constituting the non-medical human assistance, to have access to the health data of the patients~* remote monitoring doctors, to have access to the health data of each of their own patients, and to carry out medical remote monitoring procedures."