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. 2021 Dec 31;9(4):890–904. doi: 10.9745/GHSP-D-20-00505

TABLE 6.

Difference-in-Differences Analyses on the Effects of Pharmacist Interventions on Study Participants' Blood Pressure

Outcome Indicator
Effect of Pharmacist Intervention
Linear Regression Model for Continuous Measurement Unadjusted β Coefficient
Adjusted β Coefficienta
Estimate (95% CI) P Value Estimate (95% CI) P Value
Hypertension knowledge score 12.74 (12.56, 12.91) <.001 12.55 (12.38, 12.71) <.001
Systolic blood pressure reading −6.52 (−6.63, −6.41) .001 −6.65 (−10.39, −2.91) .001
Diastolic blood pressure reading −7.15 (−7.23, −7.08) <.001 −7.26 (−9.27, −4.80) <.001
Logistic Regression Model for Categorical Measurement Unadjusted Odds Ratio Adjusted Odds Ratio a
Estimate (95% CI) P Value Estimate (95% CI) P Value
% of patients with ≥60% hypertension knowledge score 4.13 (2.47, 6.94) <.001 4.45 (2.60, 7.59) <.001
% of patients with no need for adjustment on treatment regimen 2.57 (1.56, 4.24) <.001 2.75 (1.64, 4.60) <.001
% of patients with blood pressure under control 2.04 (0.35, 0.57) .003 2.18 (1.33, 3.58) .002

Abbreviation: CI, confidence interval.

a

Adjustment for variations in gender, age, education, salt intake, smoking, drinking, physical exercise, duration of hypertension, and other chronic conditions.