What is the diagnostic accuracy of various BP measurement techniques compared to standardized auscultatory office-based BP in the general population?
In the general population, the diagnostic accuracy of various BP measurement techniques (oscillometric office and home BP, ambulatory BP) compared to standardized auscultatory office-based BP in diagnosing high BP can be determined by systematic reviews. The outcomes of these reviews include sensitivity, specificity, negative predictive value, and positive predictive value. Supplementary Tables S4, S42, and S43 provide further details on the study design and the strength of evidence.