Key result
This abstract describes the design of a cluster-randomized trial evaluating a physician-pharmacist collaborative model to improve blood pressure control; no results are reported.
Why the study?
Does a physician-pharmacist collaborative model improve blood pressure control in diverse primary care populations?
Population
Patients in 27 primary care offices with diverse geographic and patient characteristics
Comparison
Physician-pharmacist collaborative model for 9… vs Control group
Design
RCT, Cluster-randomized in 27 primary care offices, stratified by the…
Follow-up
9 or 24 months
Authors
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Effectiveness of physician-pharmacist BP collaboration remains untested in diverse settings; this RCT protocol will deliver the first direct evidence.
RCT
Cluster-randomized, stratified by percentage of underrepresented minorities and level of clinical pharmacy services
Yes
Does a physician-pharmacist collaborative model improve blood pressure control in diverse primary care populations?
This study protocol outlines a cluster-randomized trial to evaluate whether a physician-pharmacist collaborative model can sustainably improve blood pressure control across diverse primary care settings.
Carter et al. (2010) conducted an RCT in Hypertension. Physician-pharmacist collaborative model vs. Control group was evaluated on Blood pressure control. This abstract describes the design of a cluster-randomized trial evaluating a physician-pharmacist collaborative model to improve blood pressure control; no results are reported.
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