Home blood pressure checks could save new moms from Life-Threatening danger
NCT ID NCT05236725
Summary
This study tested if checking blood pressure at home for three weeks after giving birth is a useful way to catch dangerous high blood pressure early. Over 1,600 new mothers participated to see if this remote monitoring helps them follow medical guidelines, reduces emergency visits, and is acceptable to use. The goal is to control postpartum high blood pressure to prevent serious complications without needing a longer hospital stay.
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Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 27157, United States
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