Appendix Table 4.

Physician and PA/APRN Responses to the Question: When Making a New Diagnosis of Hypertension How Often Do You (or the Providers You Work with) Rely on BP Measurements Form Each of the following Types of Monitors?*

PhysicianPA/APRN
n = 86n = 33
n (%)n (%)
Clinic BP
    Always or almost always83 (96.5)32 (97.0)
    Sometimes3 (3.5)1 (3.0)
    Never or almost never0 (0.0)0 (0.0)
Home BP
    Always or almost always44 (51.2)8 (24.2)
    Sometimes34 (39.5)22 (66.7)
    Never or almost never8 (9.3)3 (9.1)
Kiosk BP
    Always or almost always14 (16.5)5 (15.2)
    Sometimes43 (50.6)11 (33.3)
    Never or almost never28 (32.9)17 (51.5)
24-hour Ambulatory BP
    Always or almost always27 (32.9)13 (40.6)
    Sometimes7 (8.5)4 (12.5)
    Never or almost never48 (58.5)15 (46.9)
  • * Likert scale 1 to 5, Never to Always.

  • Missing data: Home BP (n = 6); Kiosk BP (n = 1); 24-hour ambulatory (n = 4).

  • Missing data: Home BP (n = 1); 24-hour ambulatory (n = 1).

  • Abbreviations: APRN, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse; BP, blood pressure; PA, Physician Assistant.