CHArMING - Control of Hypertension and diAbetes in MINas Gerais
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MRC GACD Scale up award - CHArMING Control of Hypertension and diAbetes in MINas Gerais, Brazil. Limited access to health services and few health workers to support have led to deficiencies in treatment, outcomes and quality of life of hypertensive and diabetic patients. In Minas Gerais state, Brazil the university and hospital established a Telehealth Network, in 2005, to use digital health solutions to improve access and quality to health care. A specific intervention in hypertension and diabetes was developed with positive results in the HealthRise project (2016-2018), in the Northeast of Minas Gerais, Brazil, a remote region with limited number of health resources. This project will develop a framework to implement this intervention in a larger number of primary health care units, using these locations to improve the management of patients with high blood pressure and diabetes.
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