How Technology, Care Coordination, and the Utilization of Community Resources can be applied in Addressing the Problem

 

The intervention can control Mr. Brooks' hypertension through care coordination, modern

medical tools, and local support services. Omboni (2019) notes that blood pressure

telemonitoring (BPT) can help improve the management of hypertension by encouraging patients

to engage in effective self-management practices. Karam et al. (2021) stressed care coordination

for patients with complex healthcare requirements. The researchers argue that effective care

coordination allows for the focus of efforts to develop primary solid care structures that support

integrated care delivery and interdisciplinary teamwork to enhance healthcare outcomes.

Management of hypertension relies heavily on community assets like membership in civic,

religious, charitable, and citizen organizations (Carey et al., 2018). Using interventional

strategies, these tools improve the delivery of essential medical care by providing additional

support services and educational messages