Frequency and percentage of sociodemographic characteristics, BP outcomes, and RPM utilization by race/ethnicity, with corresponding <i>p</i>-values from Chi-squared tests.

Frequency and percentage of sociodemographic characteristics, BP outcomes, and RPM utilization by race/ethnicity, with corresponding <i>p</i>-values from Chi-squared tests.

<p>Frequency and percentage of sociodemographic characteristics, BP outcomes, and RPM utilization by race/ethnicity, with corresponding <i>p</i>-values from Chi-squared tests.</p>

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主要作者:	John M. Meddar (8697882) (author)
其他作者:	Devin Mann (6385730) (author), Mark Schwartz (4801284) (author), Hyung G. Park (17818842) (author), Rachel Engelberg (3939491) (author), Maria R. Khan (9229121) (author)
出版:	2025
主题:	Biotechnology Ecology Immunology Marine Biology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Virology three consecutive months remote patient monitoring primary exposure measures low clinician interactions disproportionately impacts racial 41 &# 8211 32 &# 8211 07 &# 8211 reduce utilization disparities digital technology utilization xlink "> disparities 75 ), black 65 years old uncontrolled bp differs ethnicity </ p high rpm utilization xlink "> hypertension uncontrolled bp outcomes hispanic white patients xlink "> years old bp outcomes &# 8805 uncontrolled bp hispanic black ethnicity group 39 ), rpm utilization bp transmission urban sample study includes streamlining access similar patterns rpm programs recent covid hispanic patients higher odds future studies exploring variations ethnic minorities ethnic groups effect modification 96 ). 39 %). 2920 participants
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