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Does telehealth improve or maintain management of blood pressure and cardiovascular disease compared to traditional in-person care in patients with cardiovascular disease and hypertension?
Does telehealth improve or maintain management of blood pressure and cardiovascular disease compared to traditional in-person care in patients with cardiovascular disease and hypertension?
Telehealth is comparable to traditional in-person care for managing blood pressure and cardiovascular disease, serving as a viable complement to existing care options.
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Telehealth supports equivalent BP and CVD management to in-person care; confirms noninferiority and extends evidence for routine remote integration.
Telehealth appears to be comparable to traditional in-person care for managing blood pressure and CVD and may be seen as a complement to existing care options for some patients. Telehealth can also support team-based care delivery and may benefit patients and health care professionals by increasing opportunities for communication, engagement, and monitoring outside a clinical setting.
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