ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION. TIPS FOR THE GP - PAWEŁ BALSAM, ARTUR MAMCARZ

In today's world, where the number of patients with arterial hypertension exceeds 1.2 billion worldwide, and the costs of treatment and reimbursement of antihypertensive drugs reach almost 1.5 billion zlotys annually, early diagnosis and selection of appropriate therapy become crucial. The monograph "Arterial Hypertension. Tips for the GP" edited by prof. dr hab. n. med. Artur Mamcarz and dr hab. n. med. and health sciences Paweł Balsam, is a practical guide for GPs, students and doctors of other specialties who come into contact with patients requiring diagnosis and treatment of arterial hypertension. This publication covers a wide range of topics, from the classification of arterial hypertension, through the pillars of accurate diagnosis and therapy planning, to the individualization of treatment in selected groups of patients and the implementation of non-pharmacological measures.

• Comprehensive approach to the diagnosis and treatment of arterial hypertension.
• Practical tips for GPs in daily clinical practice.
• Individualization of treatment in selected groups of patients.
• Implementation of non-pharmacological measures in the treatment of hypertension.
• Wide range of topics from the classification of hypertension to therapy planning.
• Clear structure that facilitates quick finding of the necessary information.
• Recommendations of renowned specialists prof. Artur Mamcarz and Dr. Paweł Balsam.

The monograph "Arterial Hypertension. Tips for the GP" is an invaluable aid for GPs, medical students and doctors of other specialties who come into contact with patients with arterial hypertension in their professional practice. This publication, edited by renowned specialists, is a compendium of knowledge on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of arterial hypertension, taking into account the latest guidelines and recommendations. Thanks to it, doctors can more effectively diagnose and treat their patients, improve their quality of life and reduce the risk of cardiovascular complications.

This publication is distinguished by a comprehensive approach to the topic of arterial hypertension, covering both theoretical and practical aspects. The authors, based on their extensive knowledge and clinical experience, present step by step the diagnostic process, pointing to the key elements of the interview, physical examination and additional tests. In addition, various strategies of pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment are discussed in detail, taking into account the individual needs and preferences of patients. The monograph is also a valuable source of information on the prevention of arterial hypertension, pointing to the role of a healthy lifestyle, physical activity and proper diet in preventing the development of this disease.

It is important to emphasize that the monograph "Arterial Hypertension. Tips for the GP" was developed with GPs in mind, who are often the first point of contact for patients with arterial hypertension. Therefore, the authors made sure that the publication was written in a simple and understandable language, avoiding unnecessary medical jargon. At the same time, without giving up the reliability and timeliness of the presented information. Thanks to this, GPs can quickly and effectively use the knowledge contained in the monograph in their daily clinical practice, improving the quality of care for patients with arterial hypertension.

This monograph is especially recommended for GPs, medical students and doctors of other specialties who come into contact with patients with arterial hypertension in their professional practice. Thanks to it, they can expand their knowledge on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of arterial hypertension, as well as improve their clinical skills. This publication is also a valuable source of information for patients who want to learn more about their disease and actively participate in the treatment process. The monograph "Arterial Hypertension. Tips for the GP" is an investment in the health and future of patients with arterial hypertension.