Plus you get funny emails. Oh, and your patients get better, too.
The game combines goofy stock photos with serious questions on blood pressure management.
Patients of the doctors and nurses who played the game over the course of a year got their blood pressure under control faster than those whose primary care providers were told to read educational materials instead, a "modest but significant" improvement, the researchers say. The results were published Tuesday in the journal Circulation.
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Originally posted in NPR.
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