Clinician-perceived barriers and facilitators to remote monitoring for atrial fibrillation detection post-cardiac surgery: a cross-sectional survey

Are you a clinician who cares for adult cardiac surgery patients?

You are invited to participate in a national anonymous survey exploring clinician-perceived barriers and facilitators to implementing remote monitoring technologies for detecting atrial fibrillation after hospital discharge.

Post-operative atrial fibrillation is common and contributes to hospital readmissions. Your perspective will help inform future implementation strategies in cardiac surgery care.

🕒 10–15 minute anonymous survey
📍 Australian public and private healthcare clinicians
🎓 PhD research – University of Wollongong
✔ Human Research Ethics Approved

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Closing Date: 02/05/2026

Ethics Approval Number: 2025/ETH02229