ArticleAmerican journal of perinatology2026
HomeSafe: Postpartum Hypertensive Care Enabled by Electronic Health Record Digital Blood Pressure Capture and Population Health Management.
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Objective: The objective is to present stepwise refinements to Study Design: Results: Across 24 months, 640 postpartum HDP individuals were enrolled; 68.6% (439/640) submitted BP in a timely fashion. In Year 1, 44.9% of BPs submission was by Epic (44.9%), portal (8.2%), or phone (15.5%). No BP was submitted by 31.4%. With a PHC (Year 2), Epic-routed capture increased to 56.5%, and phone/portal-dependent routes decreased to 11.6% ( Conclusion: Key Points: · HomeSafe-Epic-linked monitoring of postpartum blood pressure.. · Population health tenets improve postpartum surveillance.. · Gaps in postpartum surveillance of high-risk person remain..
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