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Table 2. Primary Outcome: Time From Randomization to Diagnosis of Elevated Sustained Blood Pressure.

	Self-monitoring group	Usual care group	Difference (95% CI)	P value^a
Participants with primary outcome data	1171	1175
Clinic hypertension, No. (%)^b	179 (15.3)	184 (15.7)	0.0 (−3 to 2)^c	.75
Time to clinic hypertension, d
Mean (SD)	104.3 (32.6)	106.2 (32.0)	−1.6 (−8.1 to 4.9)	.64
Median (IQR)	109 (90 to 127)	115 (90 to 129)

^{^a}

Self-monitoring vs usual care: threshold level of significance P = .05.

^{^b}

Sustained elevated blood pressure defined as 2 readings ≥140/90 mm Hg within 168 hours or a recorded diagnosis of pregnancy hypertension or prescription of an antihypertensive medication, whichever came first.

^{^c}

Difference in percentage of having elevated blood pressure modeled against randomized group, parity, and site.