Evidence Based Practice For Treating Hypertension

Hypertension in the U.S. and Egypt Abstract: This writing assignment revolves around the importance of better understanding hypertension so that it can more effectively be treated. Thus, scrutinizing research articles focusing on patients with hypertension around the U.S. and Egypt allow one to better understand which treatments are the most effective in managing this condition, shedding light on the condition as a whole. Part A of the paper will discuss what nurses can and should do in terms of

this research question is to nursing practice. It will include a summary of five research articles related to my PICOT question and identify a nursing practice that is supported by current research. The paper will also explain how a nursing practice that is supported by evidence-based practice can contribute to better outcomes. Lastly, I will share a strategy to share evidence-based practice throughout my organization and explain the importance of the practice. Introduction Alcohol abuse has become

Society of Hypertension Guidelines for the Management of high blood pressure in children and adolescents” (2016) is a consensus document pertaining to the 2016 European guidelines for the treatment of hypertension in children. These guidelines are developed by experts doing a literature review of multiple randomized control trials studies. Level of Evidence According to the Medical College of Wisconsin (2017), the level of evidence-based practice is one due to the study strength and evidence level

According to a recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) (2016) report, one out of three Americans suffers hypertension (HTN), and that accounts for 75 million or 29% of the adult population in the United States (U.S). All told, hypertension costs America 48.6 billion dollars in health care expenditures, medications, and missed days of work among the American population (CDC, 2016). According to the Texas Health Data (2013), death rate among 26,448,193 residents of Texas, 170.1 deaths

Alternative therapeutic approaches have taken advantage of the eroded public image of medicine, offering treatments based on holistic philosophies that stress the non-rational, non-technical and non-scientific approach to the unwell, disregarding traditional diagnostic categories and concentrating on enhancing subjective comfort and well-being, but remaining oblivious to the

Hypertension Management Detecting hypertension isn’t easy, and controlling hypertension is crucially devastating worldwide. High blood pressure awareness needs to be identified in a global standpoint to effectively lower hypertension. High-blood pressure treatment plan is vital, using the combination of lifestyle changes and medication adherence (Khatib et al., 2014). This paper highlights hypertension using qualitative articles, CASP Tool, matrix, and to provide the effective change to healthcare

improve or optimize health. The purpose of this paper is to research current evidence based practices for treating and

concurrent to diuretic treatment (1). Patient’s daily weight must be recorded and aimed for reduction of body weight >4.5 kg in 5 days after treatment (7). Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor (ACE-I) is a first line agent in treating heart failure, especially when there is evidence of reduced in ejection fraction <40% as it improve survival rate of patient (1). Patient needs to be advised regarding side effects of the drug which are, dry cough, hypotension, renal insufficiency, hyperkalemia and angioedema

Malunggay (Moringa Olifeira) Seeds As Capsules for Hypertension A Science Investigatory Project In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Research II Reina Regina S. Camus Researcher March 2012 ACKNOWLEDGMENT For the successful completion of the study, the researcher would like to express her deepest gratitude to all the people who patiently helped her in making this study possible especially to her ever-loving and

According to CDC (2016), one out of three American adults suffers from hypertension (HTN). This accounts for about 75 million or 29% of the adult population in the United States. Uncontrolled HTN is the leading cause of myocardial infarction, chronic kidney diseases (CKD), strokes, and hypertensive heart diseases (HHD) (CDC, 2016). According to a report from CDC (2016), HTN costs 48.6 billion dollars including health care expenditures, medications and missed days of work. According to the Texas