Hypertension
While blood pressure measurement is a routine task in most practices, are you sure it is done accurately in yours? Find out more.
Seemingly minor issues can affect accurate blood pressure measurement, artificially inflating a patient’s blood pressure by anywhere from two to 40 mmHg.
Self-measured blood pressure monitoring can improve the diagnosis and treatment of hypertension. Find out what you need to know to get started.
Here are three questions physicians should ask to improve blood-pressure measurement and control in their patients.
Automated home BP devices can help boost hypertension control, but physicians lack access to proper clinical validation information for these devices.
The self-measured blood pressures your patients report are more representative of their true blood pressure. Here’s how to use that information to the best effect.
Sometimes patients have trouble correctly measuring their blood pressure, or fail to do it when they should. Your practice can help them overcome these common challenges.
Patients must be taught how to measure and document their BP so physicians can manage it appropriately. This guide will help your team with that training.
Out-of-office BP readings are critical to overcoming clinical inertia and white-coat hypertension. Here is how a South Florida practice got their patients involved.
Digital
Physicians are eager for digital health solutions that give them back more face-to-face time with patients.
