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Ambulatory blood pressure telemonitoring according to sex - 01/07/2023

The publication in Hypertension demonstrates that 24-hour blood pressure is better controlled in women than in men. However, women showed greater blood pressure variability, higher heart rate levels, and a higher prevalence of white-coat hypertension

Ambulatory blood pressure telemonitoring as a function of age - 01/02/2023

The publication in the Journal of Hypertension demonstrates how increased ambulatory systolic blood pressure and blood pressure variability, a reduced nocturnal blood pressure drop, and an increase in the prevalence of masked hypertension characterize aging

24-hour ambulatory blood pressure telemonitoring in patients at risk of atrial fibrillation - 18/05/2022

The Hypertension Research publication highlights how atrial fibrillation in the elderly is not insignificant and is associated with critical hemodynamic variations (blood pressure levels and variability) that must be considered by the doctor when managing the patient

Telehealth at scale can improve chronic disease management in the community during a pandemic: An experience at the time of COVID-19 - 29/09/2021

The publication on PLOS ONE highlights the importance of telemedicine for chronic disease management during the pandemic

New publication about the quality of the ambulatory blood pressure recordings in community pharmacies - 04/06/2021

The publication on the Journal of Hypertension highlights the very good quality of the 45.232 blood pressure recordings performed in the pharmacies (88% of the recordings were of good quality)

Presentation of the THOLOMEUS platform used in the TEMPLAR project - 07/2020

Review of the performance of the telemedicine platform that has allowed the management of more than 135 thousand patients in 1,500 facilities in the last decade (Expert Reviews of Medical Devices)

First publication of the results of the TEMPLAR Project - 12/04/2019

The first results of the TEMPLAR Project collected in more than 20,000 subjects have been published in the American Journal of Hypertension

Preliminary results of the TEMPLAR Project - 02/2019

The preliminary results of the TEMPLAR Project related to 24-hour blood pressure control and electrocardiographic diagnoses in more than 50,000 subjects

Presentation of the first results of the TEMPLAR Project - 14/06/2014

The results of the TEMPLAR Project presented at the Meeting of the European Society of Hypertension in Athens