Do noninterruptive Best-Practice Advisories (BPAs) improve primary aldosteronism screening in hypertension care?
Noninterruptive best-practice advisories may be promising tools to assist primary care physicians in screening for primary aldosteronism.
The study results suggest that noninterruptive BPAs are potentially promising PA screening-assistance tools, particularly among primary care physicians. Combined with artificial intelligence algorithms that optimize the detection yield, refined BPAs may contribute to personalized hypertension care.
Charoensri et al. (Mon,) studied this question.