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Hypertension is a major cause of mortality worldwide. out-of-office/clinic blood pressure (BP) measurements (ambulatory BP monitoring [ABPM] and home BP monitoring [HBPM]) are superior to office/clinic measurements for the accurate diagnosis and risk-stratification of hypertensive patients. ABPM is able to provide additional information regarding prognostically important circadian rhythm abnormalities. HBPM is the preferred choice of patients. When used in conjunction with telemonitoring, it has the potential to improve treatment compliance and overcome treatment inertia resulting in better BP control. Challenges remain in implementation of universal HBPM monitoring.

Why it is Important to Measure Blood Pressure at Home Rather than Just at the Clinic?