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Blood pressure control
RTSL, WHO, GHAI and other global partners
Compelling examples of social media posts and graphics communicating about the benefits of sodium reduction
RTSL, Jessica Hasman
New training for program managers designing, scaling, or building capacity for high-quality hypertension control programs.
RTSL and Global Heart
Quality improvement program in Ethiopia increases the number of people screened for high blood pressure to expand access to lifesaving treatment
O’Connell et al
The largest study on global hypertension ever tells a stark story: burden has shifted sharply toward the world’s poorest countries, and treatment hasn’t kept up.
Lancet Regional Health – The Americas
HEARTS in the Americas scaled to 10,000+ primary care facilities across 33 countries covering 6.3 million patients—and 60% now have their blood pressure controlled. Here’s how they did it.
Journal of the American College of Cardiology
Journal of American College of Cardiology
BMC Primary Care
The Healthy Hearts Programme Philippines found that centralized drug procurement could reduce costs and improve hypertension care nationwide, supporting stronger and more equitable primary health care