Speaking Topic
The next frontier in connected cardiac care
A small device implanted inside a person's body can continuously sense signals from the heart, detect abnormalities, store clinical information, and transmit that intelligence across a connected healthcare system. Yet the person carrying it may understand remarkably little about what the device knows.
For Dr. Choudhuri, a cardiac electrophysiologist who has spent decades working with implanted cardiac technologies, this represents one of the most fascinating unresolved questions in connected medicine: as devices become more intelligent, should the patient's relationship with their own data evolve too?
This keynote examines the future of cardiac devices through an unconventional lens: not simply what the technology can detect, but how device intelligence might safely create greater understanding, better questions, and more meaningful participation in care.
Heart Rhythm Society, electrophysiology conferences, medtech, cardiac-device companies, digital cardiology, remote monitoring, clinical innovation, engineering audiences.
Yes — the clinical and technical detail is real and specific, delivered by a physician who has spent his career working directly with these devices.
Yes, it adapts well toward the product and data-architecture implications for a medtech or industry audience.
