MODULES

1. Epidemiology and pathophysiology of hypertension

2. Screening, diagnosis, and classification

3. Blood pressure monitoring: techniques and devices

4. Pharmacologic treatment: classes and indications

5. Nutrition and salt intake reduction strategies

6. Physical activity and behavior change models

7. Managing hypertensive crises and emergencies

8. Monitoring adherence and treatment barriers

9. Patient education and home-based follow-up

10. Hypertension in pregnancy and special populations

11. Clinical placement in primary care or cardiology unit

12. Patient education project and care plan presentation

Learning Outcomes

Measure, classify, and interpret blood pressure accurately

Counsel patients on lifestyle modifications and medications

Identify complications and manage hypertensive crises

Develop individualized hypertension care plans

Promote early detection and adherence through outreach

Hypertension Management

This program focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and long-term management of hypertension. Learners are trained to monitor blood pressure, counsel patients, support adherence to treatment, and manage lifestyle interventions.

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