Monitoring
Your Organisational Guidance
ebpracticenet urges you to prioritise the following organisational guidance:
Cardiovasculaire risicobepaling in de eerste lijnPublished by: Domus MedicaLast published: 2020Évaluation du risque cardiovasculaire en première lignePublished by: Domus MedicaLast published: 2010Globaal Cardiovasculair RisicobeheerPublished by: Domus MedicaLast published: 2007Gestion globale des risques cardiovasculairesPublished by: Domus MedicaLast published: 2007HypertensiePublished by: Domus Medica | SSMGLast published: 2009HypertensionPublished by: Domus Medica | SSMGLast published: 2009Évaluation du risque cardiovasculaire en première lignePublished by: Domus MedicaLast published: 2020While adjusting medication dosage, blood pressure (BP) should be monitored every 2-4 weeks. Once stabilised, BP should be checked and medications reviewed every 6-12 months. Serum potassium and creatinine should be checked annually. Patients taking thiazide, thiazide-type diuretics, or aldosterone antagonists should also have serum sodium checked annually.
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