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Table 3.

Blood pressure repeat measurement, elevated blood pressure diagnosis, and follow-up blood pressure measurements at TeenBP intervention and usual care sites, stratified by BMI^*

	TeenBP Intervention (n=534)	Usual Care (n=521)	p

Two or more BP measurements at index visit
BMI<95^th percentile	49.9	25.2	0.003
BMI ≥95^th percentile	47.0	37.2	0.31

Elevated BP diagnosis made at index visit^a
BMI<95^th percentile	29.6	2.2	<0.001
BMI ≥95^th percentile	31.1	9.7	<0.001

Blood pressure re-measured within 30 days of index visit
BMI<95^th percentile	13.5	9.2	0.07
BMI ≥95^th percentile	14.7	10.8	0.28

Blood pressure re-measured within 90 days of index visit
BMI<95^th percentile	26.7	20.5	0.15
BMI ≥95^th percentile	24.1	25.7	0.78

n=708 with BMI<95^th percentile, n=347 with BMI≥95^th percentile; excluding n=159 with missing BMI data at index visit

Adjusted, model-based percentages include covariates of study arm, age, sex, SBP percentile at index visit, index visit type (well-child or acute/follow-up visit), BMI, BMI by study arm interaction, and a random intercept for clinic.

Based on an encounter diagnosis of elevated blood pressure or a listing of elevated blood pressure in the problem list.