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There is a clear relationship between blood pressure and target organ damage that has an obvious impact on patient outcomes. This session examines the prevalence, pathogenesis, and prognostic significance of diurnal blood pressure patterns and their significance to a patient's condition. An analysis of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring data as well as case studies will be shared so that attendees can apply what they've learned to patient care and outcomes.
Speaker(s):
Christine
M. Chmielewski,
MS, CRNP, ANP-BC, CNN-NP,
Nephrology Nurse Practitioner,
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
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