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Purpose: The objective of the study was to assess the cost-utility of the telerehabilitation program of a project to assist heart patients (the Tele@log project) [1]. Context: A telerehabilitation programme, Teledi@log, for heart patients was developed and tested in a randomized controlled trial. The cardiac telerehabilitation programme was carried out across hospitals and healthcare centers in two municipalities. At discharge, an individualized three-month rehabilitation plan was formulated for each patient. At home, the patients measured their own blood pressure, pulse, weight and steps. The data were transmitted to a digital platform, where it could be accessed by healthcare professionals, patients and relatives. The aim of the intervention was to increase the patients’ participation in the rehabilitation programme and thereby increase their healthrelated quality of life.

Cost-utility Analysis of the Telerehabilitation of Heart Patients: The Teledi@log project