Key result
Failure to achieve blood pressure targets significantly increases healthcare costs and preventable morbidity in European countries studied.
Why the study?
Does failure to achieve blood pressure targets increase healthcare system costs and preventable events in Europe?
Does failure to achieve blood pressure targets increase healthcare system costs and preventable events in Europe?
Failure to achieve blood pressure targets leads to significant excess morbidity and healthcare costs in Europe.
Emphasizes need for better hypertension control to reduce costs and morbidity; leaves open optimal implementation strategies in European settings.
Failing to achieve BP targets contributes substantially to healthcare system costs and preventable events in the countries studies.
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Hansson et al. (2002) studied this question. Failure to achieve blood pressure targets significantly increases healthcare costs and preventable morbidity in European countries studied.
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