Given the document below, determine if the summary is factually consistent with the document. Together with the answer provide evidence that supports it. 

Document: In some cases, the hike in BP reading was enough to tip a patient over the threshold for needing treatment. The difference may be because patients feel more anxious when they see a doctor - the white coat effect, say the University of Exeter researchers. Their work is published at BJGP.org. The researchers studied more than 1,000 patients whose BP readings had been taken by both doctors and nurses at the same visit. Lead researcher NAME_1 said the study findings suggested doctors might not be best placed to monitor blood pressure. He said: "Doctors should continue to measure blood pressure as part of the assessment of an ill patient or a routine check-up, but not where clinical decisions on blood pressure treatment depend on the outcome. "The difference we noted is enough to tip some patients over the threshold for treatment for high blood pressure, and unnecessary medication

Summary: 1. Researchers studied over 1,000 patients whose blood pressure readings were not taken by doctors and nurses a single visit.

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