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Hypertension Management Using Remote Patient Monitoring
A longer-term follow-up of patients with remote patient monitoring ordered from the initial six pilot primary care clinics (from the prior study periods: Study 1 and Study 2) will be performed and compared to a cohort of patients without RPM orders, matched on clinical and demographic characteristics, from the same six pilot primary care clinics, to serve as contemporary controls.
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