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Resources Available from the Million Hearts Initiative

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Overview:

This is a self-paced module.

At the end of this module, the learner will be familiar with resources available to clinicians from the Million Hearts website. These resources include protocols, medication adherence strategies, action guides, undiagnosed hypertension information, self-measured blood pressure monitoring, cardiac rehabilitation, particle pollution and heart disease information, physical activity promotion, tobacco cessation tools, health information technology guides, and data and reports.

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