SNAP2
Optimising the management of blood pressure following hypertensive pregnancy to reduce cardiovascular risk.
Background and study aims
To develop and test the clinical and cost-effectiveness of an intervention to support self-management of antihypertensive medication following a hypertensive pregnancy. The intervention aims to improve long-term BP control and therefore reduce adverse cardiovascular outcomes and the associated costs to the NHS.
How is the SNAP2 trial addressing health inequalities?
We will provide updates on our sample population on this website. Click here to view our Health Equity Stream.
Who can participate?
Women in the postnatal period, requiring antihypertensive treatment
What does the study involve?
The intervention involves BP self-monitoring using a validated blood pressure monitor and self-titration of antihypertensive therapy guided by digital intervention, overseen by a supervising clinician.
Interested in finding out more about this study?
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Trial Team
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Nicola Kenealy
Senior Trial Manager
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Lucy Goddard
DPhil Candidate
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Kate Corfield
Assistant Clinical Trial Manager
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Elaine Egden
Clinical Trials Co-ordinator
Oxford Co-Investigators
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Richard McManus
Professor of Primary Care
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Katherine Tucker
Senior Researcher
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Richard Stevens
Professor of Medical Statistics
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Ly-Mee Yu
Professor of Clinical Trials and Biostatistics
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Oliver Rivero-Arias
Associate Professor of Health Economics
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Lionel Tarassenko
Professor of Electrical Engineering
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Lisa Hinton
Associate Professor
External Co-Investigators
Professor Lucy Yardley (University of Bristol)
Professor Debra Bick (University of Warwick)
Professor Jenny Myers (University of Manchester)
Professor Lucy Chappell (King’s College London)
Professor Christine McCourt (City, University of London)
Dr Lucy Mackillop (Oxford University Hospitals Foundation Trust)
Marcus Green (Action on Pre-eclampsia Limited)
Sandra Igwe (The Motherhood Group Limited)
Funding Details:
SNAP-2 is funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care Oxford
REC: 24/SC/0071
IRAS: 332333
