How quickly should we titrate antihypertensive medication? Systematic review modelling blood pressure response from trial data.

How quickly should we titrate antihypertensive medication? Systematic review modelling blood pressure response from trial data.

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CONTEXT: There are no evidence syntheses available to guide clinicians on when to titrate antihypertensive medication after initiation. OBJECTIVE: To model the blood pressure (BP) response after initiating antihypertensive medication. Data sources electronic databases including Medline, Embase, Coch...

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Main Authors:	Lasserson, D, Buclin, T, Glasziou, P
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2011

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