Blood pressure telemonitoring and telemedicine for hypertension management—positions, expectations and feasibility of Latin–American practitioners. SURVEY carried out by several cardiology and hypertension societies of the Americas

Daniel Piskorza British Sanatorium, Rosario, ArgentinaCorrespondence[email protected]

Luis Alcocer Díaz-Barreirob Mexico Institute of Cardiovascular Health, Mexico City, Mexico

Ricardo López Santic Italian Hospital, La Plata, Argentina

Ana Múnerad General Hospital, Medellin, Colombia

Dora Inés Molinae Caldas University, Caldas, Colombia

Weimar Sebba Barrosof Cardiovascular Section, Federal University of Goias, Goiania, Brazil

Fernando Wyssg Services and Technology of Guatemala, Guatemala City, Guatemala

Carlos Ponte Negrettih La Floresta Medical Institute, Caracas, Venezuela

Héctor Galván Oseguerai Medical Unit of High Specialty Social Security Medical Institute, Mexico City, Mexico

Silvia Palomoj Mexico Institute of Social Security, Mexico City, Mexico

Enrique Díaz-Díazk Medicine Medical School, La Salle University, Mexico City, Mexico

Martín Rosas Peraltal Angeles Metropolitano Hospital, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico

Adolfo Chávez Mendozam Cardiology Hospital, National Medical Center XXI Century, Mexico Institute of Social Security, Mexico City, Mexico

Humberto Alvarez Lopezn Specialties Hospital “Puerta de Hierro Andares”, Zapopan, Mexico

Sebastián Garcia-Zamorao Delta Sanatorium, Rosario, Argentina

Ernesto Peñaherrera Patiñop Luis Vernazza Hospital, Guayaquil, Ecuador

Arturo Guerra Lópezq National Mexico Cardiologist Association (ANCAM), Mexico City, Mexico

Adriana Puente Barraganr 20th November National Medical Center (ISSSTE), Mexico City, Mexico

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