Plain-English translation of NCT06580613 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing a new model for managing high blood pressure in primary care clinics. Instead of the usual approach, the new treatment uses a team (nurses and doctors), home blood pressure monitors, and digital communication to track your health and adjust medications. The goal is to make care more effective, convenient, and affordable while helping you reach healthy blood pressure targets.
Many people with high blood pressure don't reach their treatment goals, and standard clinic visits can be time-consuming and costly. This trial is testing whether the new treatment — which uses more nurse-led care, digital tools, and personalized risk assessment — can improve outcomes and make the healthcare system more sustainable.
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You will receive a home blood pressure monitor and be assigned to a nurse for digital communication about your medications and test results. Depending on your cardiovascular risk level, you may have planned visits with your doctor, or only visit if needed. You'll attend group education sessions about high blood pressure management. You'll also complete brief questionnaires at 6 months and 2 years to share your experience and satisfaction with the new care approach.
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