Sarah J. Billups, PharmD
Articles
October 23rd 2014
Cost-effectiveness Evaluation of a Home Blood Pressure Monitoring Program
Sarah J. Billups, PharmD Lindsy R. Moore, PharmD Kari L. Olson, BSc (Pharm), PharmD David J. Magid, MD, MPH
A technology-based, pharmacist-run home blood pressure monitoring program improves health outcomes by investing $20.50 per mm Hg systolic blood pressure lowered and $3300 per life-year gained.
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