S-28-3: COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH HYPERTENSION: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS
George Siopis(Deakin University), Yannis Μanios(Harokopio University of Athens), Rajesh Vedanthan(New York University), Bernard Yeboah‐Asiamah Asare(University of Aberdeen), George Moschonis(University of Southern Denmark), Ruben Willems(Ghent University), Vimarsha Kodithuwakku(University of Tasmania), Nick Verhaeghe(Ghent University), Jenny Jung(Lankenau Medical Center), Brian Oldenburg(The University of Melbourne), Lieven Annemans(Ghent University Hospital), Evette Eweka(Deakin University), Dominika Kwaśnicka(The University of Melbourne)
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