Major trial tests new ways to control high blood pressure in HIV patients
NCT ID NCT05609513
Summary
This study tested two different approaches to help people living with HIV better manage their high blood pressure in Uganda. Researchers compared a basic strategy (providing free blood pressure equipment and medications) with an enhanced strategy that also included support from peer champions and adapted clinic routines. The goal was to find a practical, sustainable way to improve blood pressure control and prevent heart disease in this population.
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Locations
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Butabika
Kampala, Uganda
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Bweyogerere
Wakiso, Uganda
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Entebbe RRH
Wakiso, Uganda
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Kakiri
Wakiso, Uganda
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Kawala
Kampala, Uganda
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Kawanda
Wakiso, Uganda
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Kisenyi
Kampala, Uganda
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Kitebi
Kampala, Uganda
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Komamboga
Kampala, Uganda
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Mengo Hospital
Kampala, Uganda
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Naguru
Kampala, Uganda
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Nakawuka HCIII
Wakiso, Uganda
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Nsambya
Kampala, Uganda
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Nsangi HCIII
Wakiso, Uganda
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Nurture Africa
Wakiso, Uganda
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Saidina
Wakiso, Uganda
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