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Table 4. Self-monitoring vs Clinic Blood Pressure (BP) for Diagnosis of Elevated Blood Pressure^a.

	Elevated BP on any home readings^b
	Yes	No	Total
Elevated BP on any health professional readings^c
Yes	120	43	163
No	240	651	891
Total	360	694	1054

^{^a}

Including all 1054 participants randomized to self-monitoring who had both clinician and self-monitored BP recorded; 163 (15.5%) had clinic hypertension; 43 (4.1%) had white coat hypertension (elevated in clinic but not at home); 240 (22.8%) had masked hypertension (elevated at home but not in clinic).

^{^b}

First reading of ≥140/90 mm Hg on home BP device.

^{^c}

Two readings of ≥140/90 mm Hg from any clinical setting within 168 hours or new prescription of antihypertensive medication, whichever came first.

Table 4. Self-monitoring vs Clinic Blood Pressure (BP) for Diagnosis of Elevated Blood Pressurea.

Table 4. Self-monitoring vs Clinic Blood Pressure (BP) for Diagnosis of Elevated Blood Pressure^a.