March 19, 2024Circulation

Abstract P310: Preference for Home Blood Pressure Monitoring versus Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring for Measuring Sleep Blood Pressure: The BetterBP Study

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CAChibuike J AlanaemeUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham YWYing WenJiangsu University LCLigong ChenHebei Agricultural University

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Randomized trial reveals greater preference and fewer side effects for home versus ambulatory sleep blood pressure monitoring in adults, indicating higher tolerability of home devices.

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Home blood pressure monitoring was preferred over ambulatory blood pressure monitoring for evaluating sleep blood pressure, causing less disruption to sleep patterns.
Overall, 71% of participants preferred home blood pressure monitoring, whereas only 24% preferred ambulatory blood pressure monitoring for measuring blood pressure.
Assessment of 591 BetterBP participants using McNemar's test compared device tolerability, highlighting home blood pressure monitoring as a well-tolerated method during sleep.

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Alanaeme et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e73757b6db6435876b07ac https://doi.org/10.1161/circ.149.suppl_1.p310

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Randomized trial reveals greater preference and fewer side effects for home versus ambulatory sleep blood pressure monitoring in adults, indicating higher tolerability of home devices.

Abstract P310: Preference for Home Blood Pressure Monitoring versus Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring for Measuring Sleep Blood Pressure: The BetterBP Study

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Abstract P310: Preference for Home Blood Pressure Monitoring versus Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring for Measuring Sleep Blood Pressure: The BetterBP Study

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