Assessment of Wrist-Worn Activity Tracker Accuracy for Measuring Sedentary Behavior in Outpatients With Cardiovascular Disease: Validation Study.

A validation study published in JMIR Cardio examined how accurately wrist-worn activity trackers measure sedentary behavior in outpatients diagnosed with cardiovascular disease. Researchers compared device readings against a reference standard to determine reliability for this patient population. The findings have implications for cardiac rehabilitation and physical therapy programs that rely on wearable technology to monitor patient activity levels between sessions.

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