Resource Library: Key resources for blood pressure control - Resolve to Save Lives

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Key resources for blood pressure control

Resolve to Save Lives
Heart health partnerships between 2018 and 2023 will result in 9 million fewer deaths worldwide. This report details how.
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Adapt these universal, evidence-based protocols for treating high blood pressure to your country’s local context.
Resolve to Save Lives
Step-by-step guidance for creating an effective digital tool for hypertension management and other chronic disease programs
Less than ten percent of patients in LMICs get the cholesterol medications they need to prevent heart attack and stroke. Integrating statins into existing HEARTS protocols can address this disparity.
Faulty blood pressure readings can put lives at risk. This new trial highlights how to measure blood pressures correctly to improve quality of care.
DHIS2
The latest DHIS2 tracker that integrates hypertension and diabetes care for large scale NCD programs is now available for download via Github.
Resolve to Save Lives
DHI2’s new tracker integrates hypertension and diabetes care for large-scale NCD programs in a digital health care solutions that’s practical, sustainable, cost-effective, and easy to train.
DHIS2
The latest DHIS2 tracker that integrates hypertension and diabetes care for large scale NCD programs is now available to demo.
World Health Organization
Read WHO’s first-ever report on the global burden of high blood pressure and the path to progress.
Resolve to Save Lives
The updated version 2 of DHIS2 Tracker is a free, open-source health management data platform that integrates care of hypertension and diabetes for large-scale NCD programs.
Resolve to Save Lives and Médecins Sans Frontières
A collaboration with the Médecins Sans Frontières Access project, our landmark report demonstrates the urgent need to improve access to blood pressure medicines in LMICs.
Resolve to Save Lives and the University of Washington
How many lives could be saved in countries around the world by scaling up hypertension control and reducing salt consumption by the year 2040?
World Health Organization