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Primary care management of childhood and adolescent hypertension
Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 10/05/09
Anglum A et al. – Nurse practitioners must identify and address elevated blood pressure levels in children and adolescents. Many children and adolescents can successfully lower blood pressure readings through nonpharmacologic lifestyle changes. Education about lifestyle modification strategies should focus on family–based changes in order to increase likelihood of successful implementation.
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