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. 2021 Jul 30;30(1):121–130. doi: 10.1177/1357633X211031780

Table 6.

Satisfaction survey responses from participants.

Response UC group (N = 115) TI group (N = 103) p value
Convenient to attend polyclinic (UC)/phone consultation for medication review and adjustment (TI) a , n(%)
Others 100(87.0) 51(79.7) 0.199
Strongly agree 15(13.0) 13(20.3)
Total 115(100) 64(100)
Convenient to record BP and share with team (UC)/submit measurements by clicking submit (TI) b , n(%)
Others 62(91.2) 72(69.9) 0.002**
Strongly agree 6(8.8) 31(30.1)
Total 68(100) 103(100)
Satisfied with polyclinic (UC)/phone consultation advice (TI) c , n(%)
Others 102(88.7) 45(70.3) 0.001**
Strongly agree 13(11.3) 19(29.7)
Total 115(100) 64(100)
Care team understands condition well because of access to recordings taken at homed, n(%)
Other 62(95.4) 85(82.5) 0.014*
Strongly agree 3(4.6) 18(17.5)
Total 65(100) 103(100)
Motivated to monitor BP weeklye, n(%)
Other 84(91.3) 82(79.6) 0.022*
Strongly agree 8(8.7) 21(20.4)
Total 92(100) 103(100)

BP: blood pressure; TI: telemonitoring intervention; UC: usual care.

a

Lower total numbers in the TI group as not all participants were required to take BP medications or had medication adjusted over the phone.

b

Lower total numbers in the UC group as not all participants were measuring BP at home or sharing BP measurements with the health care team.

c

Lower total numbers in the TI group as not all participants were required to receive phone consultation advice from the health care team.

d

Lower total numbers in UC group as not all participants were measuring BP at home or sharing BP measurements with the healthcare team.

e

Lower total numbers in UC group as not all participants were measuring BP at home.

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01.