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Nurses are essential in leading future hypertension care to improve patient outcomes and enhance healthcare delivery. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The editorial aims to highlight the importance of nursing leadership in the management of hypertension.

January 10, 2026British Journal of Cardiac Nursing0 citations

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The future of hypertension care: why nurses must lead

RLRobyn LottoUniversity of Liverpool SSSaiby SolomonLiverpool John Moores University JLJoanna LaveryLiverpool John Moores University

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Nurses are essential in leading future hypertension care to improve patient outcomes and enhance healthcare delivery.

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The editorial aims to highlight the importance of nursing leadership in the management of hypertension.
Discussion among nursing professionals
Analysis of current hypertension care practices
Exploration of future nursing roles
Emphasizes the need for nurses to take a leadership role
Suggests improved patient care outcomes with enhanced nursing involvement
Calls for increased education and training in hypertension management for nurses

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Abstract

In this month's editorial from the British Association for Nursing and Cardiovascular Care, Robyn Lotto is joined by Saiby Solomon and Joanna Lavery to discuss the nurse's role in the future of hypertension care.

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