Why the study?
The study was conducted to investigate whether the proportion of subjects with well-controlled home blood pressure could be increased when treatment was guided by smartphone-based telemonitoring.
Does smartphone-based telemonitoring improve the proportion of patients with well-controlled home blood pressure?
Does smartphone-based telemonitoring improve the proportion of patients with well-controlled home blood pressure?
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Smartphone-based telemonitoring for 3 months did not increase the overall proportion of patients with controlled blood pressure, but significantly lowered blood pressure in those with initially uncontrolled levels.
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