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<div><p>Background</p><p>Hypertension is underdiagnosed and undertreated in sub-Saharan Africa. Improving hypertension treatment within primary health centers can improve cardiovascular disease outcomes; however, individuals with moderate–severe hypertension face additional b...

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Main Author:	Matthew D. Hickey (6087059) (author)
Other Authors:	Asiphas Owaraganise (833432) (author), Sabina Ogachi (20615263) (author), Norton Sang (5452085) (author), Erick M. Wafula (20615269) (author), Jane Kabami (310926) (author), Nicole Sutter (21492939) (author), Jennifer Temple (21492942) (author), Anthony Muiru (6173771) (author), Gabriel Chamie (310924) (author), Elijah Kakande (3337065) (author), Maya L. Petersen (310929) (author), Laura B. Balzer (8308602) (author), Diane V. Havlir (8374815) (author), Moses R. Kamya (8308617) (author), James Ayieko (3168525) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Sociology Cancer Virology Computational Biology targeted minimum loss small sample size q1 &# 8211 participant &# 8217 moderate &# 8211 community health worker 26 %, 95 based antihypertensive drugs baseline hypertension severity improve outcomes among 72 ); 14 based hypertension follow three participants died frequent clinic visits chw )&# 8211 102 control participants 90 mmhg ). xlink "> hypertension based hypertension care severe hypertension care 98 telehealth arms severe hypertension hypertension control xlink "> based care 100 mmhg 1 ); clinic arms nct04810650 ). country ). 001 ). treat analyses titrate medications test whether telehealth focused saharan africa risk difference randomization assignment promising approach primary outcome initial evaluation identifying 266 household screening highest risk enrolling 200 confidence interval compared outcomes although findings adherence assessment 9 %)
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