Key result
Primary care practitioners perceived the HOME BP digital intervention as acceptable and feasible for empowering patients to self-manage hypertension, leading to iterative modifications to address concerns.
Population
55 primary care practice staff from 7 GP practices in the South of England.
Authors
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Supports iterative refinement of digital hypertension tools in primary care; leaves open efficacy confirmation in randomized trials.
Qualitative feedback from primary care staff identified key barriers to implementing a digital hypertension intervention, allowing for iterative refinements that improved its acceptability and feasibility.
Bradbury et al. (2017) studied Hypertension (n=55). HOME BP was evaluated on Practitioner perceptions of acceptability and feasibility of HOME BP. Primary care practitioners perceived the HOME BP digital intervention as acceptable and feasible for empowering patients to self-manage hypertension, leading to iterative modifications to address concerns.
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