"The blood pressure of 15 neurosurgical patients in Nanjing Road Hospital is 191/101 mmHg, which is extremely high risk blood pressure." Recently, Chen Xi, a cardiovascular physician from the blood pressure management team of Wuhan Central Hospital in Hubei Province, received an alert message on her mobile phone. Subsequently, she quickly rushed to the neurosurgical ward for bedside consultations with the neurosurgical blood pressure management liaison and the patient's bed doctor. The patient was 65 years old and had hypertension for many years. Half a month ago, she was admitted to hospital with lumbar disc herniation and sciatica, but a preoperative examination found that her blood pressure had risen to a very high level. If not controlled in a timely manner, it could easily lead to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular accidents, posing great risks for anesthesia and surgery. During the consultation, the blood pressure management team inquired about the medical history in detail, and learned that the patient had previously felt that their blood pressure was stable, so they arbitrarily stopped taking antihypertensive drugs, ultimately leading to hypertension of level 3. The blood pressure management team has developed a personalized blood pressure treatment plan for them, improved arteriosclerosis testing and 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, and conducted health education. After comprehensive treatment, the patient's blood pressure decreased and successfully underwent spinal nerve root decompression 3 days later. During hospitalization, the blood pressure management team dynamically observes the patient's blood pressure through the intelligent blood pressure management platform, guiding doctors to timely and accurately adjust medication. After the patient is discharged from the hospital, the intelligent blood pressure management platform also automatically sends follow-up information and provides free outpatient follow-up visits for specialized hypertension patients. Subsequently, cardiovascular internal medicine experts provide professional and personalized diagnosis and treatment suggestions to conduct long-term follow-up management for the patient. According to Chen Ling, Deputy Chief Physician of the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine and Director of the Intelligent Whole Hospital Blood Pressure Management Project at Wuhan Central Hospital, this hospital launched a new intelligent whole hospital blood pressure management model in Hubei Province this year. Regardless of which department the patient is in, the information system will give an early warning if their blood pressure is abnormal, and the blood pressure management team will intervene in a timely manner to accurately control the pressure throughout the hospital. After the patient is discharged, they will continue to track and manage the blood pressure in and out of the hospital Integrated online and offline closed-loop management throughout the entire process, creating a dedicated "blood pressure butler" for patients. Chen Manhua, director of the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine of Wuhan Central Hospital, introduced that up to now, the intelligent hypertension management system has warned 16000 patients with abnormal blood pressure, including more than 1500 people under management, shortening the preoperative waiting time and hospitalization time of patients, ensuring their medical safety. In the later stage, the platform will establish a database for specialized hypertension diseases, linking hospitals, grassroots communities, and families to form a three-level collaborative hierarchical management model. (Liao Xinshe)