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Blood pressure control
Resolve to Save Lives
Why medicine access remains a barrier to many living with high blood pressure and how governments and donors can help bridge the gap and keep blood pressure under control.
Ethiopia Ministry of Health
Ethiopian Pharmaceuticals Supply Service
Published in 2024 by the The Ethiopian Pharmaceuticals Supply Service (EPSS).
Ethiopian Pharmaceutical Supply Service
Classifying medicines as: Vital, Essential, or Non-essential to prioritize pharmaceutical procurement in Ethiopia.
Ethiopia Ministry of Health
Frieden et al
Measuring blood pressure in patients attending primary care facilities is more efficient and effective than mass screenings.
Resolve to Save Lives
Heart health partnerships between 2018 and 2023 will result in 9 million fewer deaths worldwide. This report details how.
Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
National treatment guideline adopted in Nigeria to support the management of high blood pressure and improve medication access.
Interventions identified by India Hypertension Control Initiative’s quality improvement program successfully increased monthly follow-up visits and decreased missed health visits.
Resolve to Save Lives
Dr. Tom Frieden and colleagues outline the interventions governments can adopt now to save lives from NCDs.
Resolve to Save Lives
A high-level overview of WHO’s HEARTS technical package for controlling high blood pressure and managing cardiovascular disease.
Resolve to Save Lives
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
Andrew E. Moran, et.al
Study shows that simple hypertension treatment protocols significantly improve high blood pressure control in primary health care settings.
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.
Our partners in Thailand advocate for engagement and coordination at all levels of care to control high blood pressure and reverse downward trend in Thailand.
