Hypertensive control in primary care with patient centered care and continuing care.
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ABSTRACT
BACKGROUND
Hypertension is common disease in primary care. Achieved blood pressure control lead to decrease cardiovascular complication and slow progressive decline renal function.
OBJECTIVES
Family medicine provide patient centered care and continuing care to decrease blood pressure level and decrease medication cost.
METHODS
Descriptive study from January 2556 to December 2561.This study compare blood pressure controlled in general practice with patient centered care and continuing care by single family medicine in primary care unit and compared medication cost by t-test.
RESULTS
This study follows 211 hypertensive patients. Patient centered care and continuing care by single family medicine show significant decrease systolic blood pressure from 135.8 mmHg to 128.9 mmHg (p-value < 0.001), significant decrease diastolic blood pressure from 79.6 mmHg to 71.4 mmHg (p-value < 0.001) and significant decrease medication cost from 734.3 baht per year to 669.9 baht per year (p-value < 0.001)
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
Patient centered care and continuing care have benefit to achieve blood pressure outcome
KEYWORD
Hypertension, patient centered care, continuing care
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