Why the study?
Does self-measurement of blood pressure differ from measurement by others when performed in the same setting (home or clinic) in treated hypertensives?
Population
30 treated hypertensives
Comparison
Self-measured blood pressure at home and in the… vs Blood pressure measured by relatives at home and…
Design
RCT, Randomized to an initial clinic BP monitoring period, then to a HBP…
Follow-up
4 weeks
Authors
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BP readings depend on setting rather than measurer; supports prioritizing home over clinic values and confirms self- vs other-performed equivalence.
Does self-measurement of blood pressure differ from measurement by others when performed in the same setting (home or clinic) in treated hypertensives?
The setting of blood pressure measurement (home vs clinic) dictates the reading differences rather than who performs the measurement, making 'home BP' the more accurate term.
Stergiou et al. (2003) studied this question.
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