Hypertension is a chronic medical condition in which the blood pressure in the arteries is elevated. Over 67 million American adults are affected, but only 47% of those diagnosed have their disease under control.
Fighting such a widespread condition takes careful planning and significant upfront investments of time and money. Download this brief to learn how to overcome the challenges of building a hypertension program.
1. Financial constraints
2. Intricate staffing needs
3. Complex patient population
4. Disconnected care pathways
Download the full brief now to learn how to identify your community's hypertension program needs and set goals to meet them.
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