First presentation of the REVERSE results via poster at #ESOC2024 in Basel, Switzerland! 😀
IS BLOOD PRESSURE SELF-MONITORING FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PRE-HYPERTENSION FEASIBLE AND ACCEPTABLE?
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With my poster presenting the findings from the @ReverseStudy at #ESOC2024 in Basel, Switzerland
@UCLanResearch #stroke #prehypertension #prevention @ProfDameWatkins
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We're very pleased to share the REVERSE study protocol, which has been published in BMJ Open 🥳
We hope you enjoy reading all about what the study involves 🤓
A study protocol to determine the feasibility and acceptability of blood pressure self-monitoring for people with pre-hypertension bit.ly/45M2IiJ @LucyHives @valesschloss @DrEmmabray @ReverseStudy @UCLanResearch @UCLanHealth @UCLan
Over the last few weeks we have been busy learning about and practicing our interview skills 🤓
Or interviews with Healthcare Providers begin next week 🙌😃 @NaomiLynden @LucyHives
We have officially finished recruiting participants 😃!
Thanks so much to everyone who has signed up, and to our participant identification centres for helping us.
We hope you've enjoyed REVERSE so far, and we look forward to the next stages of the project.
During the @ReverseStudy we are asking participants to self-monitor their blood pressure at home over a 6 month period.
As our first participants enrolled in September 2022, they have now completed their self-monitoring 😃
Looking forward to seeing how everyone found it!
REVERSE Study retweeted
As a result of our participation in the @ReverseStudy we have made a few simple changes. One of these is helping to raise awareness about our automated BP machine at the practice...aswell as other plans afoot #serviceevaluation #qualityimprovement
Our very last day travelling out to our GP practices today! Great to see everywhere looking so festive ❄️⛄️
Thank you to all of our practices for your hard work, it's been fantastic working with you!
@DrEmmabray @LucyHives @DrOliverhamer @UCLanResearch
A busy day for REVERSE today🙌
You'll find us at a health check event being run by UCLan Pharmacy students⬇️⬇️. Thank you to Ann Urmston and @StevieSeymour1 for letting us join!
And we're at @StationHouseGPs running more baseline clinics!
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REVERSE update!
We have now recruited 37 people 🤩 so we're 1/3 of the way to our target!
Thank you to all of our GP practices for helping us identify eligible patients.
We welcomed our first Pharmacy onboard this week too!
It's a busy week for recruitment this week 😃 We're back at #Cartmel tomorrow 🌿🌳🌺
Really great to hear about our Undergraduate Intern, Nafisa's work with us on the REVERSE study 🤩 @Nafisaa_123
Nafisa presented at the LIFE Showcase event yesterday @UCLan @UCLanResearch
Your 10 week internship has flown by! Thanks so much for all your hard work 🙌😃
REVERSE Study retweeted
Risk reduction intervention for raised blood pressure
Read about the @ReverseStudy by @DrEmmabray @LucyHives @valesschloss @lancslpc @paulrutter10 @Nefynwilliams @UCLan @UCLanResearch @NIHRresearch registered at #ISRCTN
isrctn.com/ISRCTN13649483

ALT Background and study aims People with raised blood pressure (range 120-139/80-89 mmHg) are at increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) related conditions as well as high blood pressure (hypertension) itself. Around 40% of adults have raised blood pressure. Raised blood pressure lies between normal (<120/80 mmHg) and high (≥140/90 mmHg) blood pressure. While raised blood pressure does not require drug intervention, discussions with patients, the public, and health care professionals (HCPs) have identified this as an area that merits investigation. Of importance is the identification of effective preventative initiatives to manage raised blood pressure to try to prevent the development of high blood pressure and CVD.












