August 3, 2002BMJOpen Access

Comparison of acceptability of and preferences for different methods of measuring blood pressure in primary care

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PLPaul LittleUniversity of East Anglia

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Patients tolerate out-of-office BP monitoring without major psychological harm but rate ABPM less acceptable than self-monitoring; leaves open preference-informed diagnostic strategies.

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Hypertension management

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Patients tolerate out-of-office BP monitoring without major psychological harm but rate ABPM less acceptable than self-monitoring; leaves open preference-informed diagnostic strategies.

Comparison of acceptability of and preferences for different methods of measuring blood pressure in primary care

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Comparison of acceptability of and preferences for different methods of measuring blood pressure in primary care

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