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Crystal C Spencer, Sidney C. Smith, Paul Muntner, Bruce Ovbiagele, Sondra M DePalma, Cheryl Himmelfarb, Samuel S Gidding, Paul K. Whelton, Robert M Carey, Wilbert Aronow, Karen J. Collins, Donald E Casey, Kenneth A Jamerson, Daniel W Jones, Eric MacLaughlin, Randall Stafford
2018-05-15
ambulatory care, risk reduction, hypertension, systems of care, antihypertensive agents, secondary hypertension, blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, treatment adherence, ACC/AHA Clinical Practice Guidelines, behavior modification, diabetes, measurement, lifestyle measures, hypertension emergency, resistant hypertension, treatment outcomes, nonpharmacologic treatment
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ambulatory care,risk reduction,hypertension,systems of care,antihypertensive agents,secondary hypertension,blood pressure,chronic kidney disease,treatment adherence,ACC/AHA Clinical Practice Guidelines,behavior modification,diabetes,measurement,lifestyle measures,hypertension emergency,resistant hypertension,treatment outcomes,nonpharmacologic treatment
ambulatory care, risk reduction, hypertension, systems of care, antihypertensive agents, secondary hypertension, blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, treatment adherence, ACC/AHA Clinical Practice Guidelines, behavior modification, diabetes, measurement, lifestyle measures, hypertension emergency, resistant hypertension, treatment outcomes, nonpharmacologic treatment
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