Key result
Poor performance in essential care processes for women with hypertension is associated with poor blood pressure control.
Highlights the gap between guideline-directed care and actual practice in women with hypertension, noting that poor care processes correlate with poor blood pressure control.
Target essential care processes in women with hypertension to improve BP control; extends RCT evidence on care quality gaps.
Quality of hypertensive care falls short of indicators based on randomized controlled trials and national guidelines. Poor performance in essential care processes is associated with poor blood pressure control.
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Asch et al. (2001) studied this question. Poor performance in essential care processes for women with hypertension is associated with poor blood pressure control.
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