A new initiative from the American Medical Association (AMA) will help physicians better track and manage patients with hypertension, or high blood pressure. The AMA is collaborating with Azara Healthcare, a leading provider of data-driven reporting and analytics for physician practices, to offer its network of health care organizations across the US access to the AMA-developed MAP BP program. ...
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