KIDNEY DISEASE - Resistant hypertension - management in general practice, and its association with CKD

Resistant hypertension is common and often seen in people with CKD. The workshop focuses on practical aspects of successful Mx in general practice including a careful assessment of the factors contributing to the resistance. The majority of people with “resistant” hypertension can be controlled through an approach, which will be outlined, with improved cardiovascular and renal outcomes as a consequence.

Supported by Kidney Health Australia