Table 5.
Correlation with ambulatory blood pressure measurement (ABPM) for reliability/reproducibility studies across number of readings on each occasion and time of day
| Study (first author; publication date) | Measurement schedule | Comparator | N | Correlation coefficient between home systolic/diastolic BP and the comparator measurement | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of readings on each occasion | Time of day | ||||||||
| All first measurements | All second measurements | All measurements | All morning measurements | All evening measurements | All measurements | ||||
| Johannson (2010) | 7 days (2 readings in the morning and 2 readings in the evening on each day) | 24-hour ABPM Timing in relationship to SMBP unclear |
464 | 0.89/0.87 | 0.89/0.87 | 0.89/0.87 | 0.87/0.85 | 0.88/0.87 | 0.89/0.87 |
| Stergiou (1998)a | 3 work days per week for 2 weeks (2 readings in the morning and 2 readings in the evening on each day) | Daytime ABPM Some ABPM first and some SMBP first, one after the other |
189 | 0.59/0.64 | 0.62/0.67 | 0.62/0.67 | 0.66/0.70 | ||
| Verberk (2006) | 7 days (3 readings in the morning and 3 readings in the evening, with the first of each triplicate discarded) | Daytime ABPM Timing vs. SMBP unclear |
216 | 0.63/0.65 | 0.58/0.60 | 0.65/0.66 | |||
| 24-hour ABPM Timing vs. SMBP unclear |
216 | 0.69/0.69 | 0.64/0.62 | 0.70/0.69 |
Abbreviation: SMBP, self-monitoring of blood pressure.
aStudy reports first blood pressure (BP), first double (same as first morning), and day 1, rather than all measurements.