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Using the number of patients with hypertension at baseline as the reference, the study analyzed differences in BP target achievement between the management group and the control group at different follow-up time points. In the management group, the blood pressure compliance rate increased from 36.87% to 69.82% after the first follow-up, and the compliance rates in the second, third, and fourth follow-ups were 75.99%, 75.77%, and 77.53% respectively.

In the same period, the blood pressure compliance rates of the control group in the first to fourth follow-ups were only 42.04%，46.02%，47.01%, and 56.72% respectively. The overall blood pressure compliance rate of the management group was better than that of the control group. ‌Conclusion‌ The system significantly improved blood pressure compliance rates, follow-up adherence, and patient satisfaction, while also providing high-quality data support for clinical research.Purpose/Significance This study aims to optimize the whole-process management procedure for hypertension patients by healthcare providers and enhance blood pressure control efficacy and patient compliance.