J Community Health February 2021 PMID 32564288

Accelerating Use of Self-measured Blood Pressure Monitoring (SMBP) Through Clinical-Community Care Models.

Margaret Meador, Judy Hannan, Debosree Roy, Kate Whelihan, Nana Sasu, Heather Hodge, Joy H Lewis

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The overall discussions reflect a positive and motivated attitude toward community care models for SMBP, demonstrated by comments on the project's success, such as the mention of 795 patients completing SMBP and collaborations with local Y organizations. The tone is supportive and highlight-focused, emphasizing real-world benefits and potential for broader impact, which aligns with the moderate scores across all dimensions.

AgreementModerate agreement

The discussion indicates general support for the idea that community-based models effectively promote SMBP, with references to the project's success and positive outcomes.

InterestModerate interest

Participants show moderate interest, mainly through sharing or reading the publication, with some noting the potential benefits of integrating community and clinical efforts.

EngagementModerate engagement

Engagement is evident through specific mentions of SMBP implementation, community involvement, and the linking of health centers with local organizations, suggesting active consideration.

ImpactModerate impact

The emphasis on successful data points, like the number of patients participating and community involvement, suggests recognition of a meaningful impact on healthcare delivery.

Abstract in brief

The project aimed to increase the use of selfmeasured blood pressure monitoring (SMBP) among patients with hypertension by developing cross-sector care models involving community organizations, health departments, and clinical providers.
Nine health centers in Kentucky, Missouri, and New York collaborated with local Y associations and health departments to create and implement care models that utilized community resources, resulting in 14,21 patients being recommended for SMBP and 795 completing at least one cycle of blood pressure measurements.
The initiative demonstrated that community and public health organizations can significantly support hypertension management by integrating SMBP into healthcare delivery and providing additional lifestyle support, thereby improving health outcomes.

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Enhancing Hypertension Control with Community-Integrated SMBP Care Models

Meador et al. discuss using community and clinical care models to increase self-measured blood pressure monitoring among patients with hypertension, demonstrating improved management through cross-sector collaboration.

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