PS-C08-4: TEC4HOMEBP: DEVELOPING A HOME BLOOD PRESSURE TELE-MONITORING PATHWAY TO SUPPORT PATIENTS DISCHARGED FROM THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT WITH ELEVATED BLOOD PRESSURE
Karen C. Tran(University of British Columbia), Kendall ho(University of British Columbia), Hubert Wong(University of British Columbia), Nadia Khan(University of British Columbia), Meagan Mak(University of British Columbia), Birinder Mangat(University of British Columbia), Laura M. Kuyper(University of British Columbia), Jennifer Corderio(University of British Columbia), Martin Dawes(Primary Health Care), Heather Lindsay(University of British Columbia), Chad Kim Sing(University of British Columbia), Jesse Bittman(University of British Columbia)
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