Multifaceted clinic strategy helps low-income patients lower blood pressure faster
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A multifaceted clinic strategy has been shown to help low-income patients lower their blood pressure faster. The strategy, which includes team-based care and medication adherence, was found to be effective in a cluster-randomized trial of 1272 patients at federally qualified health centers.
A recent study found that a multifaceted clinic strategy can help low-income patients lower their blood pressure. The strategy includes team-based care and medication adherence. Patients who received this care had significantly lower blood pressure readings after 18 months. The study involved 36 health centers and 1272 patients. The patients received either the multifaceted care or standard care. The results showed that the multifaceted care was more effective in lowering blood pressure. The study also found that the patients who received the multifaceted care had better medication adherence.
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