May 1, 2024Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health CareOpen Access

Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors Among Rural Dwelling Older African American Women

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MAMudasir AndrabiUniversity of Alabama MMMercy Ngosa MumbaUniversity of Alabama BKBetty KeyShelton State Community College

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Qualitative study uncovers barriers to cardiovascular disease care among rural older African American women, highlighting the need for tailored community health services.

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Rural older women face cardiovascular disease risk factors alongside persistent barriers to local healthcare and treatment adherence.
Interviews with 11 women aged over 65 revealed core concerns regarding community health programs, therapy adherence, and intervention needs.
Thematic analysis of qualitative study interviews used member checking to confirm recurring insights into cardiovascular disease risks.

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Andrabi et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6c32cb6db643587642147 https://doi.org/10.14574/ojrnhc.v24i1.755

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Qualitative study uncovers barriers to cardiovascular disease care among rural older African American women, highlighting the need for tailored community health services.

Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors Among Rural Dwelling Older African American Women

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Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors Among Rural Dwelling Older African American Women

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