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. 2016 Aug 31;66(652):e831–e837. doi: 10.3399/bjgp16X687037

Table 2.

Services available for blood pressure monitoring

Service 2015 survey (N= 291), (n) % [95% CI] 2011 survey (N= 557), (n) % [95% CI]
Clinic measurement by GP (248) 85 [81 to 89]
Clinic measurement by nurse/allied healthcare professional (250) 86 [81 to 89]
Ambulatory monitors for 24-hour measurement (239) 82 [77 to 86]
Monitors to lend to patients (134) 46 [40 to 52] (191) 34 [30 to 38]
Patient training for self-monitoring (114) 39 [34 to 45] (171) 31 [27 to 35]
Monitor in waiting room (103) 35 [30 to 41] (122) 22 [19 to 25]
Monitors available for use in local pharmacies (94) 32 [27 to 38] (239) 43 [39 to 47]
Blood pressure taken by pharmacy staff (148) 51 [45 to 57]
GP training (57) 20 [15 to 25] (52) 9 [7 to 11]
Other (4) 1 [1 to 3]
None of the above (0) 0