![]() Very uncertain evidence suggests that remote monitoring plus usual care may have little to no effect on the number of people experiencing exacerbations at 26 weeks or 52 weeks. ![]() Remote monitoring plus usual care (8 studies, 1033 participants) We found no evidence on comparison of remote consultations with or without usual care. ![]() Studies were at high risk of bias due to lack of blinding, and certainty of evidence ranged from moderate to very low. Only five interventions transferred data and allowed review by health professionals in real time (synchronous). Most remote monitoring interventions required participants to transfer measurements using a remote device and later health professional review (asynchronous). ![]() We included 29 studies in the review (5654 participants male proportion 36% to 96% female proportion 4% to 61%). ![]()
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