Abstract:

Mobile applications (apps) play a significant role in improving hypertension management by enhancing patient engagement, adherence, and real-time monitoring. These apps enable users to track blood pressure, medication intake, physical activity, and dietary habits, providing personalized feedback and reminders. For healthcare providers, mobile apps facilitate remote monitoring, allowing timely interventions based on patient-generated data. Features such as data visualization, telehealth integration, and educational resources empower patients to take an active role in their care. Studies suggest that app-based interventions can lead to better blood pressure control, reduced cardiovascular risks, and improved treatment compliance. However, challenges such as data privacy, app accuracy, and user accessibility must be addressed for widespread adoption. Policymakers and developers should collaborate to ensure apps meet clinical standards, integrate with electronic health records, and are accessible to diverse populations. By leveraging mobile technology, hypertension management can become more efficient, patient-centered, and scalable, ultimately reducing the global burden of cardiovascular diseases.