International Journal of Hypertension – Overcoming Barriers in the Management of Hypertension: The Experience of the Cardiovascular Health Program in Chilean Primary Health Care Centers

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“The success in improving the BP control to values <140/90 mmHg from 45.3% to 59.7% underscores the contribution of this program in the Chilean primary care cardiovascular preventive strategies.”

Sandoval, D., Bravo, M., Koch, E., Gatica, S., Ahlers, I., Henríquez, O., & Romero, T. (2012).

International Journal of Hypertension, 2012, 405892.

doi:10.1155/2012/405892

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