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American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 74, Issue 4 368-370, Copyright © 1984 by American Public Health Association

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Users of coin-operated computerized sphygmomanometry and reasons for utilization: a descriptive study.

P V Moore and J B Flynn

A sample of 209 users of coin-operated computerized sphygmomanometers were interviewed during randomly selected hours. Follow-up phone contact was made to determine if any health care action was taken as a result of the blood pressure reading. Results suggest that when used in conjunction with the guidance of a physician or nurse, coin-operated computerized blood pressure machines may help individuals be active participants in the control of high blood pressures.






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