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Determinants Of Regular Self-Monitoring Of Blood Pressure In A Digital Health-Based Management Program Among Korean Adults Living In A Remote Community : A Community-Based Observational Study
Although recent efforts to integrate digital technologies have accelerated more effective and efficient hypertension management, low adherence and high dropout rates have been reported in real-world digital health programs.
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Adherence to digital health programs (like home blood pressure monitoring) is significantly influenced by socioeconomic and behavioral factors—patients with lower income, smoking habits, or poorer self-rated health are less likely to stay engaged.
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