Janet Hanley has Bachelors and Masters degrees from the University of Edinburgh and a PhD from Queen Margaret University. She has a clinical background in community nursing and community service development and NHS research management.
Her research interests include the interface between self-care and health care and the introduction of new technologies into health care and she has run successful clinical trials of telemonitoring in a range of long term conditions, including hypertension. She was involved in the successful development of a national blood pressure telemonitoring service in Scotland and is currently using routine clinical records to measure the impact of that service on the incidence of major cardiovascular events.
The impact of long-term blood pressure (BP) telemonitoring on the incidence of cardiovascular events during the COVID-19 pandemic: a records based, matched patient analysis
Event: ESC Digital & AI Summit 2025
Topic: Remote Patient Monitoring
Session: Telemedicine and remote monitoring in cardiovascular and chronic disease management
