[The authors analysed in detail the data of 4071 “active” and 2654 “nonactive” groups of patients. In the 18-64 age group, systolic and diastolic blood pressure was significantly reduced during the first three months of the baseline, and maintained for a further year. The largest systolic pressure drop was achieved by members of the active group using the Medigen application. The blood pressure target rate (< of 140/90 mmHg) in the active and non-active group was significantly higher than the baseline at all visit times (above 70%) and this decrease could be maintained throughout the observation period. Here the most favorable results were also found in Medigen software applications. Over the age of 65, reaching the target blood pressure increased significantly in the first three months as well, but due to the significantly uneven number of the two groups, the data received was only considered as approximate value. Main factors of non-achievement of target blood pressure: obesity, alcohol consumption, diabetes mellitus and peripheral vascular disorder, and the fact that the individual is male. Increases the access probabilities of Medigen users by 21% compared to non-users of the active group. Compared to the inactive group, this chance increase is 31%. The difference in target blood pressure reach between the active and non-active group was even more pronounced in diabetic hypertensive patients. The analysis demonstrates that drug treatment in domestic and ESH guidelines is fully consistent with and reflects well on domestic clinical practice.]
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