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Is cardiac monitoring during transport of low‐risk chest pain patients from the emergency department necessary?

Objective:  Incidence of life threatening arrhythmia for patients who present to the ED with low‐risk chest pain (CP) (non‐ischaemic electrocardiograms and normal cardiac marker profiles) is rare. These patients are often transported with cardiac monitoring by nurse escort from the ED. We aimed to show that this group of patients are at low risk of experiencing life‐threatening arrhythmia disturbances.