Clinical Trials

Do you live in Iowa and want to work with a pharmacist to manage your high blood pressure? This study will test a program that uses pharmacists to help people manage high blood pressure. You will be given a blood pressure monitor to take readings at home and text them to a pharmacist. You will then either talk to the pharmacist once or be part of the more intensive program where the pharmacist develops a care plan and monitors you for a year. To participate in this study, you must be older than 21, have had a systolic pressure greater than 145 mm Hg or diastolic pressure greater than 95 mm Hg at your previous clinic visit, and be a patient at the Family Medicine, River Crossings, Scott Blvd, or Muscatine University of Iowa Clinics. This study is located in Iowa.

Are you pregnant and also diagnosed with high blood pressure? This study aims to study the benefits and risks of medicine to treat pregnant women who have mild high blood pressure (

Are you an adult with high blood pressure and currently a patient at the University of Iowa River Crossing, Family Medicine, or Scott Boulevard clinic? This study is exploring whether working closely with a pharmacist to monitor blood pressure can help improve symptoms of high blood pressure compared with infrequent discussions with a pharmacist via text and phone calls. To participate in this study, you must be between 21 and 100 years old. This study takes place in Iowa City, Iowa.