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Accepted for/Published in: JMIR Formative Research

Date Submitted: Jun 3, 2024
Open Peer Review Period: May 29, 2024 - Jul 24, 2024
Date Accepted: May 5, 2025
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The final, peer-reviewed published version of this preprint can be found here:

Development of a Customizable Web-Based Dashboard for Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring: Feasibility and Usability Implementation Study

Wollen J, Nguyen T, Coton C, DeWilt G, Cooksey G, Cohen A, Hoang N, Okpala M, Gonzales M, Wang M, Izeogu C, Bernstam E, Green C, Savitz S, Yamal JM, Sharrief A

Development of a Customizable Web-Based Dashboard for Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring: Feasibility and Usability Implementation Study

JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e62700

DOI: 10.2196/62700

PMID: 40769201

PMCID: 12327963

Development of a Customizable Web-Based Dashboard for Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring

  • Joshua Wollen; 
  • Thuy Nguyen; 
  • Charles Coton; 
  • Gina DeWilt; 
  • Gabretta Cooksey; 
  • Audrey Cohen; 
  • Nicholas Hoang; 
  • Munachi Okpala; 
  • Michael Gonzales; 
  • Mengxi Wang; 
  • Chigozirim Izeogu; 
  • Elmer Bernstam; 
  • Charles Green; 
  • Sean Savitz; 
  • Jose-Miguel Yamal; 
  • Anjail Sharrief

ABSTRACT

Background:

Stroke remains a leading cause of death and disability in the United States with significant racial disparities in incidence and mortality. Effective blood pressure management is essential for secondary stroke prevention. Remote blood pressure monitoring used in combination with an electronic data capture (EDC) system offers potential for improved blood pressure control among stroke survivors, especially in under-resourced populations.

Objective:

To describe the development and design of a web-based EDC system tailored for remote blood pressure monitoring and management in stroke and transient ischemic attack (TIA) survivors.

Methods:

The EDC system was developed for use in the Video-based Intervention to Reduce Treatment and Outcome Disparities in Adults living with Stroke and TIA (VIRTUAL) clinical trial. VIRTUAL a randomized study involving adult stroke survivors receiving care for secondary stroke prevention. The EDC system supports remote monitoring using the a blood pressure monitor which was specifically and methodically chosen for its suitability to the population. The EDC system integrates the data from the remote monitors into a web-based application, facilitating real-time monitoring for healthcare team intervention.

Results:

The VIRTUAL system features a secure login, a home page, and a dashboard displaying blood pressure and heart rate trends. The system sends alerts to the clinician for values that are out of range and notifications for reminders or follow-ups. It supports application programming interface integration with other systems for comprehensive patient management.

Conclusions:

The VIRTUAL EDC system facilitates remote monitoring of blood pressure in stroke survivors, offering a model for similar systems in clinical trials. This approach has the potential to improve hypertension management and access to care in stroke survivors. Clinical Trial: NCT05264298


 Citation

Please cite as:

Wollen J, Nguyen T, Coton C, DeWilt G, Cooksey G, Cohen A, Hoang N, Okpala M, Gonzales M, Wang M, Izeogu C, Bernstam E, Green C, Savitz S, Yamal JM, Sharrief A

Development of a Customizable Web-Based Dashboard for Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring: Feasibility and Usability Implementation Study

JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e62700

DOI: 10.2196/62700

PMID: 40769201

PMCID: 12327963

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