AUTOMATIC blood pressure (BP) machines of the type used in pharmacies have been shown to be as accurate or more accurate than blood pressure measured in routine clinical practice, according to new work out of Canada.
Published in JAMA Internal Medicine, researchers conducted a meta-analysis of 31 studies involving 9,279 participants.
The comparison importantly had patients seated in a quiet place such as a pharmacy consulting room - go to jamanetwork.com.
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