Interventions
7 records in the Explore section, by name.
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Taking repeated blood pressure readings while a person goes about a normal waking day, to check whether a high reading in the clinic is confirmed.
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Medicines that lower blood pressure, started and adjusted for adults whose high blood pressure is confirmed.
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Using medicines and lifestyle changes to bring blood pressure below a chosen number and keep it there.
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Measuring your own blood pressure with a device, at home or somewhere else outside the clinic.
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Health professionals who are not doctors, such as pharmacists and nurses, providing blood pressure medicine, as long as they have proper training and prescribing authority, follow set management...
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A treatment plan that adjusts blood-pressure medicines until the top number is under 120, rather than the more usual under 140.
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Swapping ordinary table salt for a salt that has part of its sodium replaced with potassium. The aim is lower blood pressure and, over years, fewer strokes. In SSaSS, a trial in rural China among...