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Table 3 Profile of patients at their first clinic visit during reporting period Q4 2018 – Q4 2019, São Paulo

From: Implementing a multisector public-private partnership to improve urban hypertension management in low-and middle- income countries

 

Diagnosed

Treated

Controlled (at the last visit)

Among all patients with data

Total N = 1752

%

Total N = 1461

%

Total N = 456

%

Treated Crude OR (95% CI)

BP controlled Crude OR (95% CI)

Age (years)

 18–29

13

0·7

7

0·5

3

0·7

REF

REF

 30–44

152

8·7

111

7·6

34

7·5

2·3 (0·6, 8·6)

1·0, (0·2,5·7)

 45–59

488

27·9

423

29·0

138

30·3

5·5 (1·5, 20·0) ¥¥¥

1·3 (0·3, 7·5)

 60–69

552

31·5

461

31·6

135

29·6

4·3 (1·2, 15·4) ¥¥

1·1 (0·3, 6·2)

 70–79

417

23·8

350

24·0

112

24·6

4·5 (1·2, 16·0) ¥¥

1·2 (0·3, 7·0)

  ≥ 80

130

7·4

109

7·5

34

7·5

4·4 (1·1, 17·0) ¥¥

1·2 (0·3, 7·1)

 Missing age information

0

0·0

0

0·0

0

0·0

NA

NA

Sex

      

REF: MEN

REF: MEN

 Women

1232

70·3

1045

71·5

316

69·3

1·3 (1·1, 1·8) ¥

0·9 (0·7, 1·2)

 Missing sex information

44

2·6

32*

2·2

10

2·2

NA

NA

BP Categories (mmHg)

  < 120 and < 80 mmHg

141

8·0

113

7·7

43

9·4

REF

REF

 120–129 or 80–84 mmHg

326

18·6

261

17·9

110

24·1

1·0 (0·6, 1·7)

1·2 (0·7, 1·8)

 130–139 or 85–89 mmHg

212

12·1

175

12·0

59

12·9

1·2 (0·7, 2·1)

0·9 (0·5, 1·4)

 140–159 or 90–99 mmHg

500

28·5

415

28·4

125

27·4

1·2 (0·7, 2·0)

0·8 (0·5, 1·2)

 160–179 or 100–109 mmHg

365

20·8

330

22·6

93

20·4

2·3 (1·3, 4·1) ¥¥

0·8 (0·5, 1·2)

  ≥ 180 or ≥ 110 mmHg

121

6·9

113

7·7

26

5·7

3·5 (1·5, 9·2) ¥¥

0·6 (0·3, 1·1)

 Missing BP information

87

5·0

54***

3·7

0***

0·0

NA

NA

CV Riska

 Low

34

1·9

32

2·2

18

3·9

REF

REF

 Moderate/Intermediate

45

2·6

41

2·8

19

4·2

0·6 (0·1, 4·8)

0·7 (0·2, 1·7)

 High

149

8·5

130

8·9

47

10·3

0·4 (0·0, 1·9)

0·4 (0·2, 0·9) ¥

 Missing

1524

87·0

1258*

86·1

372***

81·6

NA

NA

  1. Chi-square test for statistical significance for missingness of patient characteristic data *p < 0·05, **p < 0·01, ***p < 0·001
  2. BP blood pressure, CI confidence intervals, CV cardiovascular, NA not applicable, OR odds ratio, REF reference
  3. aCV risk was defined according to city-specific guidelines (see S3)
  4. Odds ratios and 95% CIs estimated only among patients with non-missing data and rounded to one decimal place; ¥p < 0·05, ¥¥p < 0·01, ¥¥¥p < 0·001