Chief Healthcare Executive September 20, 2022
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The medical center teamed with Rimidi, an Atlanta firm, to track postpartum patients and identify those at higher risk for stroke or other complications.

Christina Yarrington says there’s a group of patients that have been a consistent source of concern.

Yarrington, director of labor and delivery at Boston Medical Center, has long worried about patients who have just had a baby and had a pregnancy affected by high blood pressure. Within days of giving birth, they can see alarming blood pressure increases that can put them at risk of stroke or a heart attack.

These blood pressure spikes often occur several days after giving birth, and after the patients have been discharged from the hospital. They are a driving factor...

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