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Hypertension Education And Management Intervention (Hemi) In The Urgent Care Setting, Conrad L. Cash Jul 2021

Hypertension Education And Management Intervention (Hemi) In The Urgent Care Setting, Conrad L. Cash

Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects

Background: Hypertension, being a very prominent disease, is a common problem found during urgent care visits. By beginning in the urgent care setting, hypertension management can be started early; thereby preventing complications from uncontrolled hypertension.

Purpose: This DNP project aimed to improve patient knowledge of hypertension and overall blood pressure readings by providing one-to-one provider-patient education.

Design Method: This DNP quality improvement project was a pre- and post-test design using quantitative data. The goal was to access if there was a change in patient education pre, post, and three months follow-up along with a change in blood pressure.

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Increasing Compliance And Patient Outcomes In Hypertensive Patients Using The Hill- Bone High Blood Pressure Compliance Scale, Lauren Huff, Allyson Barbee, Julie Milton May 2021

Increasing Compliance And Patient Outcomes In Hypertensive Patients Using The Hill- Bone High Blood Pressure Compliance Scale, Lauren Huff, Allyson Barbee, Julie Milton

Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects

Hypertension has been globally rated the most common non-communicable disease as well as the most common cause of premature death (Johnson, et al., 2019). The identified problem of focus for this project was to increase medication compliance within hypertensive patients as well as increase provider knowledge of compliance issues with the utilization of the Hill-Bone High Blood Pressure Compliance Scale. We administered a case study via Qualtrics to Illinois nurse practitioners via the ISAPN email list-serve. We provided an anonymous pre-and post-survey to each participant regarding their current area of practice, patient history taking behaviors, and views on the ease …