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I'm not convinced here. Sure, they may have wanted to look at the FitBit for confirmation, but surely the patient could tell them it had been only three hours
by gozur88 11y ago
I'm not convinced here. Sure, they may have wanted to look at the FitBit for confirmation, but surely the patient could tell them it had been only three hours since he started to have trouble? You're not going to confuse three and twenty four hours.
- woof 11y agoFrom the article: "It wasn't clear, though, when it had started"
- gozur88 11y agoLike I said, I'm skeptical. When your heart rate starts to soar you know it.
- c-slice 11y agoI'd have to agree with you. I cant see how the fitbit data was important in the decision making process.. it was mostly just an extra confirmation. Definitely something the patient can verbally provide to the care team in most situations.