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BP-TEMPO

Study Status

Preparing for recruitment

Principal Investigator

Professor Andrew Farmer 

Full project title:

Optimising Home Blood Pressure Monitoring to Identify People at Risk of Nocturnal Hypertension: Feasibility Study

Funded by:

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This project is funded by the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre under the Digital Health from Hospital to Home theme.

Click here for more information about the Digital Health from Hospital to Home theme.

Collaborators

Ethical Approval:

Reference Number: R96990/RE001

This research has received ethics approval from a subcommittee of the University of Oxford Central University Research Ethics Committee.

Study Information:

The participant information sheet is is available here.

Optimising Home Blood Pressure Monitoring to Identify People at Risk of Nocturnal Hypertension

At a  Glance

BP-TEMPO (Optimising Home Blood Pressure Monitoring to Identify People at Risk of Nocturnal Hypertension: Feasibility Study) will produce and evaluate a smartphone application to collect home blood pressure monitor data which could be used to identify people at risk of nocturnal (night-time) hypertension. The study will test the feasibility of using the smartphone app to collect a range of home BP (blood pressure) readings, by asking participants to use the app and blood pressure monitor at home by taking BP readings at set times throughout the day. Participants will also be asked to undertake 24 hours of continuous blood pressure monitoring. The study will evaluate the acceptability of the app and impact of continuous blood pressure monitoring on sleep quality.

Volunteer for the Study

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If you are interested in finding out more or taking part in the study please click here for further information.

Study Status

BP-TEMPO is currently preparing to begin recruitment.

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