BMJ supportive & palliative care · 2025
Home blood pressure monitoring: technology, digitisation and future development.
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Shi Yun, Mandizadza Oscar Onayi, Ji Conghua
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PURPOSE: Hypertension is a major risk factor for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and home blood pressure monitoring (HBPM) plays a crucial role in its management. This review summarizes the current evidence on HBPM, focusing on its clinical utility, technological advancements, and future directions.
METHODS: We conducted a narrative synthesis of recent literature on HBPM, including its background, technological developments, and clinical applications. Key studies and guidelines were analyzed to assess the benefits, challenges, and emerging trends in HBPM adoption.
RESULTS: HBPM offers significant advantages, such as improved patient adherence, more accurate blood pressure data, and better long-term hypertension control. However, challenges remain, including standardization issues, variability in device accuracy, and integration with digital health systems. Emerging technologies, such as AI-driven analytics and smartphone-connected devices, are expected to enhance HBPM in the near future.
CONCLUSIONS: HBPM represents a transformative approach to hypertension management, with emerging wearable and AI-enhanced technologies poised to revolutionize blood pressure monitoring, though wider clinical adoption requires improved standardization and validation protocols.
METHODS: We conducted a narrative synthesis of recent literature on HBPM, including its background, technological developments, and clinical applications. Key studies and guidelines were analyzed to assess the benefits, challenges, and emerging trends in HBPM adoption.
RESULTS: HBPM offers significant advantages, such as improved patient adherence, more accurate blood pressure data, and better long-term hypertension control. However, challenges remain, including standardization issues, variability in device accuracy, and integration with digital health systems. Emerging technologies, such as AI-driven analytics and smartphone-connected devices, are expected to enhance HBPM in the near future.
CONCLUSIONS: HBPM represents a transformative approach to hypertension management, with emerging wearable and AI-enhanced technologies poised to revolutionize blood pressure monitoring, though wider clinical adoption requires improved standardization and validation protocols.