Table 5 |
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Patient perceptions of reasons not prescribed thiazide diuretic (n = 25) |
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Primary Reason Not Prescribed |
Secondary Reason Not Prescribed |
Combined Total |
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BP Currently Controlled* |
9 (36.0%) |
4 (33.3%) |
13 (35.1%) |
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Because of a Co-Morbidity |
8 (32.0%) |
4 (33.3%) |
12 (32.4%) |
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Intensified Therapy |
5 (20.0%) |
3 (25.0%) |
8 (21.6%) |
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Side Effects |
2 (8.0%) |
1 (8.3%) |
3 (8.1%) |
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Other |
1 (4.0%) |
0 (0%) |
1 (2.7%) |
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25 |
12 |
37 |
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* Reasons patients gave for their bp currently being controlled included the doctor telling them their bp was ok 4 (44.4%), they liked the way things were going or 'didn't want to upset the apple cart' 2 (22.2%), they were taking enough meds 1 (11.1%), their blood pressure was too low 1 (11.1%), or they had 'white coat syndrome' 1 (11.1%). |
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Pilling et al. Implementation Science 2010 5:23 doi:10.1186/1748-5908-5-23 |
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