Abstract: . . .  affiliated community based outpatient clinics (CBOCs) to discuss the barriers to implementing evidence-based care for hypertension . The literature was reviewed and incorporated. . . .
. . .  community based outpatient clinics (CBOCs) to discuss the barriers to implementing evidence-based care for hypertension . The literature was reviewed and incorporated. . . .
. . .  guidelines and 65% were very familiar with the report. Using a 12-question JNC-7 based knowledge survey, VA providers scored 66% correct, compared with a non-VA cohort . . .
. . .  cohort that scored 71% (P=.06). 69% recommended thiazide diuretics for first line treatment, compared to only 18% in a previously published non-VA cohort. 65% of . . .
. . .  clinical leadership what barriers and facilitatorsexist in the management of hypertension . Page 3 PUBLICATIONS: None . . .
. . .  Implementing Evidence Based Treatment of Hypertension Peter J. Kaboli, MD, MS CRIISP, Iowa City, IA BACKGROUND / RATIONALE: . . .
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