Table 10.

Logistic regression of uncontrolled diastolic blood pressure (DBP) at 90 days (variables with significant odds ratios and 95% confidence interval not crossing 1.00)

		PREVIEW	IMPROVE	ADVANCE	INSIST	eNOVA	BSCORE	EXCELLENT
Patient-related variables
Age	per year	0.99
DBP at initial diagnosis of hypertension	per mmHg		1.03	1.06				1.02
Controlled DBP at baseline	if present							0.20
Uncontrolled DBP at baseline	if present					4.72
Diabetes	if present	20.53	15.85	19.77	20.33	13.57
Obesity	if present			1.42
Highly vulnerable to uncontrolled hypertension cluster	if present	1.65
Total cardiovascular risk: moderate added risk	if present						8.25
Total cardiovascular risk: high added risk	if present						43.75	2.85
Total cardiovascular risk: very high added risk	if present						39.44
Conditions and risk factors: no pre-existing	if no pre-existing							0.46
Conditions and risk factors: diabetes	present							1.62
Concomitant antihypertensive treatment: ACE inhibitor	if present	(1.98)		0.45
Concomitant antihypertensive treatment: alfa blocker	if present				(3.76)
Concomitant antihypertensive treatment: diuretic	if present				(3.11)
Patient-reported nonadherence behavior	if reported		1.59
Physician-rated adherence	per point (0–100 scale)			0.98	0.97			0.98
Physician-related variables
Years since medical school graduation (in practice)	per year				1.05
Hypertensive patients seen in past 12 months	per patient	0.99
Visits typically scheduled by physician with newly diagnosed hypertension patient in first 3 months	per visit	0.98
Self-reported practices consistent with evidence-based guidelines re: DBP threshold for treatment initiation	per practice (0–6)	0.81				0.87
Self-reported practices consistent with evidence-based guidelines re: DBP threshold for treatment intensification	per practice (0–6)		0.82
Continuing education on hypertension in past 12 months	present		(1.36)