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JAMA Neurology · 2020
missed opportunities, it is important to identify which neurologic conditions carry the highest prevalence of comorbid hypertension and which are primarily managed by neurologists rather than primary care physicians.Further understanding of patient and physician preferences for successfully managing hypertension is also needed.While in Estol's particular health system hypertension was more successfully managed by neurologists than primary care physicians, evidence also suggests that large-scale hypertension interventions involving nursing and pharmacy staff can be highly successful and adapted to varied practice settings.3,4 We recognize that one size does not fit all but hope that over time health care systems will recognize the importance of studying and successfully implementing novel, individualized hypertension management strategies.