Name: Addressing Hypertension: Strategies for Prevention and Management
Uploaded: 2024-10-18
Duration: 6 min 9 s
Description: Addressing Hypertension: Strategies for Prevention and Management.

[Audio] Addressing Hypertension: Strategies for Prevention and Management. 

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Addressing Hypertension: Strategies for Prevention and Management

Denesha Kennedy-Harris October 20, 2024 HLT-490-O500

[Audio] Introduction
Brief description of the E-B-P proposal: This proposal aims to address hypertension, a prevalent health issue characterized by consistently high blood pressure levels, through evidence-based strategies for prevention and management. Importance of the topic: Hypertension affects nearly one in three adults and increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure. Addressing this issue can significantly improve public health outcomes.. 

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Brief description of the EBP proposal: This proposal aims to address hypertension, a prevalent health issue characterized by consistently high blood pressure levels, through evidence-based strategies for prevention and management.  Importance of the topic: Hypertension affects nearly one in three adults and increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure. Addressing this issue can significantly improve public health outcomes.

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[Audio] Problem Statement Define the healthcare problem addressed: Hypertension is often referred to as a "silent killer" because it usually has no symptoms but can lead to serious health complications.
Why it is significant: The global burden of hypertension continues to rise, leading to increased healthcare costs and decreased quality of life for those affected.. 

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Define the healthcare problem addressed: Hypertension is often referred to as a “silent killer” because it usually has no symptoms but can lead to serious health complications. Why it is significant: The global burden of hypertension continues to rise, leading to increased healthcare costs and decreased quality of life for those affected.

[Audio] Review of Literature
Summary of literature reviewed: Recent studies show that lifestyle interventions, such as diet and exercise, can effectively lower blood pressure.
Key findings relevant to the proposal: A low-sodium diet and routine physical activity have been shown to significantly reduce hypertension in diverse populations (Oparil and others, 2018; Whelton and others, 2018).. 

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Summary of literature reviewed: Recent studies show that lifestyle interventions, such as diet and exercise, can effectively lower blood pressure. Key findings relevant to the proposal: A low-sodium diet and routine physical activity have been shown to significantly reduce hypertension in diverse populations (Oparil et al., 2018; Whelton et al., 2018).

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[Audio] Theoretical Framework
Overview of the theoretical framework guiding the proposal: The Health Belief Model (H-B-M--) will guide the proposal, focusing on individuals' beliefs about health behaviors. Why this framework is applicable: The H-B-M helps understand how personal beliefs influence individuals' actions regarding their hypertension management.. 

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Overview of the theoretical framework guiding the proposal: The Health Belief Model (HBM) will guide the proposal, focusing on individuals’ beliefs about health behaviors.  Why this framework is applicable: The HBM helps understand how personal beliefs influence individuals’ actions regarding their hypertension management.

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[Audio] Mehtodology
Discuss the research design: A quasi-experimental design will be used to asses the impact of educational interventions on hypertension management. Population and sample size: The target population will be adults aged 30-65, with a sample size of 100 participants recruited from primary care clinics.
Data collection methods: Surveys and blood pressure readings will be collected pre and post-intervention.. 

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Discuss the research design: A quasi-experimental design will be used to asses the impact of educational interventions on hypertension management.  Population and sample size: The target population will be adults aged 30-65, with a sample size of 100 participants recruited from primary care clinics. Data collection methods: Surveys and blood pressure readings will be collected pre and post-intervention.

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[Audio] Data Analysis Plan Explain how data will be processed and analyzed: Data will be analyzed using S-P-S-S software to compare pre-and post-intervention blood pressure levels.
Tools and software to be used: S-P-S-S (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) will be used for statistical analysis.. 

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Explain how data will be processed and analyzed: Data will be analyzed using SPSS software to compare pre-and post-intervention blood pressure levels. Tools and software to be used: SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) will be used for statistical analysis.

[Audio] Expected Outcome Describe the anticipated results of the research: The proposal expects to demonstrate a significant reduction in blood pressure levels among participants who undergo the educational intervention.
How these outcomes will impact patient care: Improved blood pressure control can reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases, leading to better health outcomes.. 

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Describe the anticipated results of the research: The proposal expects to demonstrate a significant reduction in blood pressure levels among participants who undergo the educational intervention. How these outcomes will impact patient care: Improved blood pressure control can reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases, leading to better health outcomes.

[Audio] Dissemination of Findings Summarize plans for disseminating evidence: Findings will be shared through professional journals, community health fairs, and presentations to healthcare providers. Identify professional organizations, conferences, and journals: Target journals include the American Journal of Hypertension and conferences such as the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions.. 

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Summarize plans for disseminating evidence: Findings will be shared through professional journals, community health fairs, and presentations to healthcare providers.  Identify professional organizations, conferences, and journals: Target journals include the American Journal of Hypertension and conferences such as the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions.

[Audio] Importance of Ongoing Research Discuss the value of continued evidence-based research: Ongoing research is vital for developing new methods to manage hypertension effectively.
Explain how it deepens knowledge and expands skills: Participating in research will keep healthcare providers a breast of new findings and innovative treatments. Personal Strategies for incorporating new findings into practice: Attend workshop, subscribe to health journals, and engage in peer discussions.. 

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Discuss the value of continued evidence-based research: Ongoing research is vital for developing new methods to manage hypertension effectively. Explain how it deepens knowledge and expands skills: Participating in research will keep healthcare providers a breast of new findings and innovative treatments.  Personal Strategies for incorporating new findings into practice: Attend workshop, subscribe to health journals, and engage in peer discussions.

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[Audio] Implementation Plan Overview of how findings can be implemented in practice: Training sessions for healthcare providers to understand hypertension management will be organized.
Stakeholder engagement strategies: Collaborate with local clinics and health agencies to implement findings effectively.. 

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Overview of how findings can be implemented in practice: Training sessions for healthcare providers to understand hypertension management will be organized. Stakeholder engagement strategies: Collaborate with local clinics and health agencies to implement findings effectively.

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[Audio] Evaluation Plan Discuss how the effectiveness of the intervention will be measured: Effectiveness will be evaluated through follow-up surveys and regular blood pressure monitoring. Metrics for success and feedback loops: Success will be based on the percentage of participants achieving target blood pressure levels and feedback will be gathered from participants to improve future interventions.. 

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Discuss how the effectiveness of the intervention will be measured: Effectiveness will be evaluated through follow-up surveys and regular blood pressure monitoring.  Metrics for success and feedback loops:  Success will be based on the percentage of participants achieving target blood pressure levels and feedback will be gathered from participants to improve future interventions.

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[Audio] Conclusion Recap the significance of the proposal: This proposal highlights the urgent need to address hypertension through evidence-based strategies. Call to action for continued research: Encourage healthcare professionals to engage in ongoing education and research to improve hypertension management.. 

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Recap the significance of the proposal: This proposal highlights the urgent need to address hypertension through evidence-based strategies.  Call to action for continued research: Encourage healthcare professionals to engage in ongoing education and research to improve hypertension management.

[Audio] References Oparil, S., and others (2018). Hypertension. The Lancet, 391(10116), 2055-2-0-6-7
Whelton, P K , and others (2018). 2017 Guideline for High Blood Pressure in Adults. Hypertension, 71(6), e13-e115.. 

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Oparil, S., et al. (2018). Hypertension. The Lancet, 391(10116), 2055-2067 Whelton, P. K., et al. (2018). 2017 Guideline for High Blood Pressure in Adults. Hypertension, 71(6), e13-e115.

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[Audio] Questions
Thank you for your attention and welcome any inquiries or discussions related to hypertension management.. 

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Thank you for your attention and welcome any inquiries or discussions related to hypertension management.

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Introduction
Brief description of the E-B-P proposal: This proposal aims to address hypertension, a prevalent health issue characterized by consistently high blood pressure levels, through evidence-based strategies for prevention and management. 
Importance of the topic: Hypertension affects nearly one in three adults and increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure. Addressing this issue can significantly improve public health outcomes.

Problem Statement

Define the healthcare problem addressed: Hypertension is often referred to as a "silent killer" because it usually has no symptoms but can lead to serious health complications.
Why it is significant: The global burden of hypertension continues to rise, leading to increased healthcare costs and decreased quality of life for those affected.

Review of Literature
Summary of literature reviewed: Recent studies show that lifestyle interventions, such as diet and exercise, can effectively lower blood pressure.
Key findings relevant to the proposal: A low-sodium diet and routine physical activity have been shown to significantly reduce hypertension in diverse populations (Oparil and others, 2018; Whelton and others, 2018).

Theoretical Framework
Overview of the theoretical framework guiding the proposal: The Health Belief Model (H-B-M--) will guide the proposal, focusing on individuals' beliefs about health behaviors. 
Why this framework is applicable: The H-B-M helps understand how personal beliefs influence individuals' actions regarding their hypertension management.

Mehtodology
Discuss the research design: A quasi-experimental design will be used to asses the impact of educational interventions on hypertension management. 
Population and sample size: The target population will be adults aged 30-65, with a sample size of 100 participants recruited from primary care clinics.
Data collection methods: Surveys and blood pressure readings will be collected pre and post-intervention.

Data Analysis Plan

Explain how data will be processed and analyzed: Data will be analyzed using S-P-S-S software to compare pre-and post-intervention blood pressure levels.
Tools and software to be used: S-P-S-S (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) will be used for statistical analysis.

Expected Outcome

Describe the anticipated results of the research: The proposal expects to demonstrate a significant reduction in blood pressure levels among participants who undergo the educational intervention.
How these outcomes will impact patient care: Improved blood pressure control can reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases, leading to better health outcomes.

Dissemination of Findings

Summarize plans for disseminating evidence: Findings will be shared through professional journals, community health fairs, and presentations to healthcare providers. 
Identify professional organizations, conferences, and journals: Target journals include the American Journal of Hypertension and conferences such as the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions.

Importance of Ongoing Research

Discuss the value of continued evidence-based research: Ongoing research is vital for developing new methods to manage hypertension effectively.
Explain how it deepens knowledge and expands skills: Participating in research will keep healthcare providers a breast of new findings and innovative treatments. 
Personal Strategies for incorporating new findings into practice: Attend workshop, subscribe to health journals, and engage in peer discussions.

Implementation Plan

Overview of how findings can be implemented in practice: Training sessions for healthcare providers to understand hypertension management will be organized.
Stakeholder engagement strategies: Collaborate with local clinics and health agencies to implement findings effectively.

Evaluation Plan

Discuss how the effectiveness of the intervention will be measured: Effectiveness will be evaluated through follow-up surveys and regular blood pressure monitoring. 
Metrics for success and feedback loops:  Success will be based on the percentage of participants achieving target blood pressure levels and feedback will be gathered from participants to improve future interventions.

Conclusion

Recap the significance of the proposal: This proposal highlights the urgent need to address hypertension through evidence-based strategies. 
Call to action for continued research: Encourage healthcare professionals to engage in ongoing education and research to improve hypertension management.

References

Oparil, S., and others (2018). Hypertension. The Lancet, 391(10116), 2055-2-0-6-7
Whelton, P K , and others (2018). 2017 Guideline for High Blood Pressure in Adults. Hypertension, 71(6), e13-e115.

Questions
Thank you for your attention and welcome any inquiries or discussions related to hypertension management.