Key result
Compliance with hypertension treatment guidelines among Polish primary-care doctors was 51%, with particularly poor compliance noted for patients with diabetes mellitus.
Cross-Sectional (n=125)
Yes
Polish primary-care doctors demonstrated poor compliance (51%) with hypertension treatment guidelines, particularly for diabetic patients, highlighting a need for additional training.
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May warrant targeted education for Polish primary-care physicians; leaves open whether this improves outcomes in diabetes.
Windak et al. (2010) conducted a cross-sectional in Hypertension (n=125). Primary-care doctors' treatment decisions was evaluated on Compliance with treatment guidelines. Compliance with hypertension treatment guidelines among Polish primary-care doctors was 51%, with particularly poor compliance noted for patients with diabetes mellitus.
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