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Self-Measured Blood Pressure (SMBP) Program Series

QIO Program Admin
QIO Program Admin • July 30, 2024
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Self-measured blood pressure (SMBP) is the regular measurement of blood pressure by the patient outside the clinical setting, typically at home.

In these training sessions provided by Superior Health Quality Alliance, the benefits and techniques for SMBP and how to operationalize at-home measurements in practice will be covered. This Structured Collaborative will provide dedicated time each session for a didactic presentation and time for collaborative members to share and learn from each other. 

The intended audience is clinics and health systems across Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin that are interested in developing a SMBP program.  The training series will cover the following objectives:

  • Outline the purpose of an SMBP program and identification of eligible patient populations.
  • Review techniques for accurate blood pressure measurement.
  • Develop an SMBP model for clinical practice including establishing a blood pressure monitor loaner program.
  • Identify staff members to provide SMBP education to patients and a point-of-contact for patients' questions.

Watch the series:

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