Renal Denervation Education-Education

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The Renal Denervation Education Module explains how to collect and use data for patients undergoing renal denervation, a minimally invasive treatment for difficult-to-control hypertension. It reviews the patient journey from baseline evaluation through procedure, discharge, and follow-up, emphasizing why consistent data collection matters for real-world evidence.<br /><br />Key topics include episode of care, history and risk factors, pre-procedure labs and imaging, and blood pressure assessment using ambulatory, office, and home measurements. It also covers medication history, procedural documentation, complications, discharge status, and follow-up outcomes. A major focus is device tracking, including unique device identifiers (UDI), lot numbers, and expiration dates, with options for paste, manual entry, and scanning.<br /><br />Overall, the module shows how accurate abstraction supports safety monitoring, effectiveness assessment, and long-term evaluation of renal denervation in routine clinical practice.

Keywords

renal denervation

hypertension

data collection

device tracking

follow-up outcomes