Self-monitoring in hypertension: A web-based survey of primary care physicians

Self-monitoring in hypertension: A web-based survey of primary care physicians

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Although self-monitoring of blood pressure is common among people with hypertension, little is known about how general practitioners (GPs) use such readings. This survey aimed to ascertain current views and practice on self-monitoring of UK primary care physicians. An internet-based survey of UK GPs...

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Main Authors:	McManus, R, Wood, S, Bray, E, Glasziou, P, Hayen, A, Heneghan, C, Mant, J, Padfield, P, Potter, J, Hobbs, F
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2014

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