Participants were seen in clinic for study visits at randomization, and at months 1, 2, 3 and every 3 months thereafter. Blood pressure at each study visit was measured using the average of three readings obtained with an automated oscillometric device (Model HEM-907XL; Omron Healthcare) at 1-minute intervals after the participant was seated for 5 minutes. While the SPRINT Manual of Procedures recommended that staff leave the participant for the 5-minute rest period, BP measurements were performed with the patient attended or unattended, depending on the site.15 (link)
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Measurement of Blood Pressure in SPRINT Study
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Variable analysis
independent variables
- None explicitly mentioned
- Blood pressure
- The use of an automated oscillometric device (Model HEM-907XL; Omron Healthcare) to measure blood pressure
- The participant was seated for 5 minutes before blood pressure measurements were taken
- The average of three blood pressure readings was used
- Positive control: None mentioned
- Negative control: None mentioned
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