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The sections below provide downloadable forms and resources to support your participation in the MMML initiative.

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RedCap

Resources

Blood Pressure Technique Course

Blood Pressure Technique Course

Blood Pressure Technique Course

Accurate automated blood pressure measurement (HEARTS)

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Hypertension Canada Guidelines

Blood Pressure Technique Course

Blood Pressure Technique Course

2025 Primary Care Guidelines for Hypertension Management

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Participant Questionnaire

Process: provide participant with a paper copy of the questionnaire to be completed while they wait for their BP to be measured. Once complete, enter the data in REDCap.

Participant Questionnaire (pdf)Download

Consent Forms

  • Individuals aged 13 and 14 years old will sign the assent and parental consent forms.
  • Individuals aged 18 and older will sign the consent form.
  • Individuals aged 15-17 will be asked if they a) understand the purpose of this study, b) if they understand the risks to them in participating, and c) if they understand the benefits to them in participating and sign the consent form. If the pharmacy personnel obtaining consent does not feel that the individual has the maturity and the capacity to understand the research study, the assent and parental consent forms are to be used.
  • Signed copies must be retained and returned to the study investigators 

General Consent Form (pdf)

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Assent Form (pdf)

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Parental Consent Form (pdf)

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Patient Handouts

After three blood pressure readings are completed, the average of readings 2 and 3 is calculated and shared with the patient. Patients should be provided with a copy of their results, along with an educational handout if appropriate. An average blood pressure of ≥130 mmHg systolic or ≥80 mmHg diastolic is considered elevated.

How to Measure Your Blood Pressure (pdf)Download
Understanding and Managing Your Blood Pressure (pdf)Download

Marketing Materials

Two posters are available below for use in your pharmacy or community setting to support awareness and engagement.

General Poster (pdf)

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Adolescent Poster (pdf)

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