Can telemedicine improve a patient's ability to self-manage hypertension?
Yes, it can improve your ability to manage hypertension. Using telemedicine to manage hypertension brings with it many advantages. In addition to making you more accountable for controlling your high blood pressure, telemedicine also establishes long-term relationships between physicians and patients, which encourages better supervision of the condition. The use of telemedicine also helps empower patients to take control of their hypertension, influencing attitudes and behaviors, which leads to improvements in their medical conditions.
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There is little doubt today that telemedicine use is on the rise. In spite of the growing interest, however, the budget for the FCC's Rural Health Care (RHC) program, had not increased since 1997. Finally, the FCC took action and now having a visit with trusted providers from rural locations is easier than ever.
