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How likely is it that primary care practitioners adopt the new, updated American Cardiology Association's blood pressure treatment guidelines?

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Sam Grief
76 months ago

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Based on past rounds of new treatment guidelines, it will take years for adoption or change in prescribing patterns for hypertension. That being said, we don't know the impact of IT driven prescribing or messages that could speed up the adoption of changes by ACA in treating hypertension.

Randy Vogenberg, PhD
76 months ago

As Alvin Toffler once wrote, "the rate of change is accelerating...", so I doubt that it will take years for this change to occur. - Sam 76 months ago

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