Evaluating the Effectiveness of African School of Hypertension for Non-Physician Health Workers, a Qualitative Study: QuASH Hypertension Study.
Godsent C IsiguzoOluseyi Ademola AdejumoIfeanyi E NwudeUzochukwu M AmaechiAyodele Y AyoolaManmak H MamvenReuben Kato MutagaywaAyodipupo Sikiru OguntadeKelechi G IsiguzoAdeoye John KayodeBeheiry M HindAlfred DokuAlbertino A DamascenoLucia D MbulajeSebastian C MarwaAkinyemi AjeLouis AvorkliyaLamin E S JaitehFlorence Koryo AkumiahElijah N OgolaTangeni AualaChinonso J OkerekeBasden J OnwubereAdeseye Abiodun AkintundeAugustine Nonso OdiliPublished in: Global heart (2024)
The ASH programme has largely achieved its objectives with the very encouraging feedback received from both faculty members and the students. Steps should be taken to address the identified challenges and implement the suggested recommendations in subsequent ASH program to sustain this success.
Keyphrases
- blood pressure
- mental health
- municipal solid waste
- healthcare
- randomized controlled trial
- sewage sludge
- public health
- primary care
- high school
- physical activity
- systematic review
- emergency department
- quality improvement
- study protocol
- clinical practice
- health information
- clinical trial
- risk assessment
- social media
- anaerobic digestion
- medical education