Key result
Telemetry-enabled home blood pressure monitoring positively affected hypertension management by increasing trust in home readings, though professionals found it challenging to incorporate into usual workflows.
Telemetry-supported home blood pressure monitoring empowers patients and is trusted by clinicians, but its integration requires adapting traditional primary care workflows to manage increased patient contacts.
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May improve hypertension management via greater trust in home readings; extends RCT evidence on remote monitoring but requires workflow adaptations.
Hanley et al. (2012) studied Hypertension (n=25). Telemetry supported home blood pressure monitoring was evaluated on Experiences of patients and professionals (qualitative themes). Telemetry-enabled home blood pressure monitoring positively affected hypertension management by increasing trust in home readings, though professionals found it challenging to incorporate into usual workflows.
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