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Higher primary care quality was associated with better behaviors in hypertension; supports hypothesis-generating research but should not yet change practice.
Background: Management of hypertension has been performed mainly in primary care institutions, but hypertension control in population is still unsatisfactory. This study was aimed at finding a strategy to improve health promotion activities in patients with hypertension by exploring the association between health behaviors and quality of primary care.
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