Standardized treatment to improve hypertension control in primary health care: The HEARTS in the Americas Initiative

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Autores:
DiPette, Donald J.
Goughnour, Kenneth
Zuniga, Eric
Skeete, Jamario
Ridley, Emily
Angell, Sonia
Brettler, Jeffrey
Campbell, Norm R. C.
Coca, Antonio
Connell, Kenneth
Doon, Rohit
Jaffe, Marc
Lopez-Jaramillo, Patricio
Moran, Andrew
Orias, Marcelo
Pineiro, Daniel J.
Rosende, Andres
Valdes Gonzalez, Yamile
Ordunez, Pedro
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2020
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Universidad de Santander
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Repositorio Universidad de Santander
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eng
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Coca, Antonio
Connell, Kenneth
Doon, Rohit
Jaffe, Marc
Lopez-Jaramillo, Patricio
Moran, Andrew
Orias, Marcelo
Pineiro, Daniel J.
Rosende, Andres
Valdes Gonzalez, Yamile
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Coca, Antonio
Connell, Kenneth
Doon, Rohit
Jaffe, Marc
Lopez-Jaramillo, Patricio
Moran, Andrew
Orias, Marcelo
Pineiro, Daniel J.
Rosende, Andres
Valdes Gonzalez, Yamile
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In response, countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are implementing the HEARTS in the Americas, a community-based program that focuses on increasing hypertension control and CVD secondary prevention through risk factor mitigation. One key pillar is the implementation of a standardized hypertension treatment protocol supported by a small, high-quality formulary. This manuscript describes the methodology used by the HEARTS in the Americas program to implement a population-based standardized hypertension treatment protocol. It is rooted in a seamless transition from existing treatment practices to best practice using pharmacologic protocols built around a core set of ideal antihypertensive medications. In alignment with recent major hypertension guidelines, the HEARTS in the Americas protocols call for the rapid control of blood pressure, through the use of two antihypertensive medications, preferably in the form of a single pill, fixed-dose combination, in the initial treatment of hypertension. To date, the HEARTS in the Americas program has seen the improvement in antihypertensive medication formularies and the establishment of pharmacologic treatment protocols tailored to individual participating countries. This has translated to significant increases in hypertension control rates post-program implementation in these jurisdictions. 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