GoKawiilCase study highlights clinician data overload from smartwatch ECG monitoring
A 2020 case report described a 70-year-old atrial fibrillation patient who checked her smartwatch's ECG readings 916 times in a year and brought hundreds of printed readouts to a single appointment with her electrophysiologist. Researcher Lindsey Rosman, who co-authored the paper, cites the case as an example of how wearable health devices are generating volumes of data that patients and clinicians struggle to process.