Conclusions
hypertension
HYPERTENSION, DISEASES, CHRONIC DISEASE
Our study presented a novel hypertension management model that could provide integrated, fine-grained management of diseases online and offline, thus promoting doctor-patient communication through multidimensional intervention. The model can enhance a comprehensive understanding of hypertension and improve medication adherence among patients. This model is an advanced step toward achieving patient-centered preventive and therapeutic care and chronic disease management, ultimately contributing to improving people’s health.Authors' Contributions: Yijun W, FG, JW, ZL and WT contributed equally to this work. LY, HJ, and XZ conceived and performed this study; Yijun W, FG, and JW performed the clinical study and wrote this paper; SD, ZL, XY, WT, LS, HL, MX, JQ, and SC performed the data collection and revision; LZ and Yueyi W drafted this paper or critically revised it for important intellectual content. All authors contributed to this paper and approved the submitted version.Conflicts of Interest: None declared.Protocol summary.More data analysis.CONSORT-eHEALTH Checklist (V1.6.1).