Implementing a multisector public-private partnership to improve urban hypertension management in low-and middle- income countries.

Johannes Boch,Lakshmi Venkitachalam,Adela Santana,Olivia Jones,Theresa Reiker,Sarah Des Rosiers,Jason T Shellaby,Jasmina Saric,Peter Steinmann, Jose M E Ferrer,Louise Morgan,Asha Barshilia, Edmir Peralta Rollemberg Albuquerque,Alvaro Avezum, Joseph Barboza,Yara C Baxter,Luiz Bortolotto, Enkhtuya Byambasuren, Márcia Cerqueira,Naranjargal Dashdorj,Karina Mauro Dib, Babacar Guèye,Karim Seck,Mariana Silveira,Suely Miya Shiraishi Rollemberg, Renato W de Oliveira, Tumurbaatar Luvsansambuu,Ann Aerts

BMC public health（2022）

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This study provides first evidence that a multisectoral population health approach to implement known best-practices, supported by data and digital technologies, and relying on local buy-in and ownership, can improve hypertension control in high-burden urban primary care settings in low-and middle-income countries.

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Cardiovascular risk,Hypertension,Population health,Primary care,Public private partnership,Urban health

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