Neighbors helping neighbors: local health workers tackle chronic diseases in rural mexico
NCT ID NCT02549495
Summary
This study tested whether adding trained community health workers to regular clinic care helps people in rural Mexico better manage their diabetes and high blood pressure. Researchers followed 168 adults over time to see if this approach improved how consistently people took their medications and whether it led to better blood sugar and blood pressure control. The program used local community members to provide support and education between doctor visits.
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Brigham and Women's Hospital
Boston, Massachusetts, 02130, United States
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