Key result
Home and clinic blood pressure measurements have limited accuracy compared with ambulatory blood pressure monitoring for diagnosing hypertension.
Why the study?
Does clinic and home blood pressure monitoring have limited accuracy compared with ambulatory blood pressure monitoring in diagnosing hypertension?
Does clinic and home blood pressure monitoring have limited accuracy compared with ambulatory blood pressure monitoring in diagnosing hypertension?
Home and clinic blood pressure monitoring have limited diagnostic accuracy compared to ambulatory monitoring for diagnosing hypertension.
Supports ambulatory BP as diagnostic reference standard; reinforces guidelines favoring out-of-office monitoring over clinic or home readings.
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Ross D. Feldman (2011) studied this question. Home and clinic blood pressure measurements have limited accuracy compared with ambulatory blood pressure monitoring for diagnosing hypertension.
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