Making Clinician Time Visible in Hypertension Guideline Implementation

Ahmad Yusroni; Pepy Marwinata

doi:10.1080/08037051.2026.2696696

June 29, 2026Blood PressureOpen Access

Making Clinician Time Visible in Hypertension Guideline Implementation

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The aim is to analyze how clinician time is utilized in hypertension care compared to guideline recommendations.
Assessment of clinician time spent on various hypertension care activities.
Comparison of actual time to time recommended by guidelines.
Evaluation of barriers to optimal time management in adherence efforts.
Clinician time allocation differs significantly from guideline recommendations.
Identified barriers included insufficient resources and patient engagement.
The study underscores the need for improved strategies to meet guideline requirements.

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Assesses clinician time for hypertension management, indicating gaps in guideline adherence.

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Dear Editor,We read with interest the article by Pikkemaat et al., “Clinicians’ time in different aspects of hypertension care: how far are we from optimal management required by guidelines? Result...

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Yusroni et al. (2026) studied this question.

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