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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Med Care. 2019 Jun;57(Suppl 6 2):S164–S171. doi: 10.1097/MLR.0000000000000994

Table 3.

EHR intervention patient-level effect on average systolic and diastolic blood pressure (BP) and proportion controlled

Outcome Control Intervention Overall treatment effect on average BP p-value*
Systolic BP −1.71 (−2.88, −0.54) 0.004
  Time 1 129.1 (128.3, 129.9)
  Time 2 131.6 (130.7, 132.6)
  Time 3 128.5 (127.3, 129.7) 127.7 (126.2, 129.3)
  Time 4 130.4 (129.1, 131.7) 130.3 (129.0, 131.6)
  Time 5 128.0 (127.0, 128.9)
  Time 6 132.2 (130.7, 133.6)
Diastolic BP −1.13 (−1.89, −0.37) 0.004
  Time 1 78.7 (78.2, 79.2)
  Time 2 79.5 (78.9, 80.0)
  Time 3 78.1 (77.4, 78.8) 78.1 (77.3, 79.0)
  Time 4 79.0 (78.2, 79.8) 78.4 (77.6, 79.2)
  Time 5 76.8 (76.0, 77.5)
  Time 6 78.6 (77.5, 79.6)
Overall treatment odds of BP control
Controlled hypertension 1.36 (1.08, 1.71) 0.009
  Time 1 73.0% (70.6, 75.4)
  Time 2 67.7% (65.1, 70.3)
  Time 3 72.9% (69.6, 76.1) 75.5% (71.6, 79.4)
  Time 4 70.2% (66.4, 74.0) 73.6% (69.8, 77.4)
  Time 5 78.3% (75.8, 80.9)
  Time 6 68.3% (64.3, 72.2)

For systolic and diastolic BP outcomes: average BP, 95% CI; For controlled hypertension: proportion controlled, 95% CI

*

models adjusted for age, sex, and time