Self-Reported Sensory Gating and Stress-Related Hypertension

Discussion With an observed moderate effect size of 0.35, but low power, more research is warranted regarding the role of gating disturbances in the development of stress-induced hypertension. Clinically, the SGI may be important for screening patients who would benefit from ambulatory blood pressure monitoring to identify persons with masked hypertension.
Source: Nursing Research - Category: Nursing Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLES Source Type: research