December 1, 2025European Journal of Public HealthOpen Access

281 Working through community health workers: how village health teams in Uganda ensure continuity of care for refugees with hypertension and diabetes

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Monitoring care continuities enhances support for refugees with chronic conditions.
Screening and referrals enhance management for diabetes and hypertension in the refugee population.
Community health workers utilized semi-structured interviews to gather feedback and improve care delivery.
Strategy highlights the need for additional training and resources for effective community health initiatives.

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Observational analysis reveals community health workers improve continuity of care for refugees with diabetes and hypertension, suggesting training and resources are essential.

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Gyawali et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69402a6b2d562116f2901cf7 https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckaf180.253

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Observational analysis reveals community health workers improve continuity of care for refugees with diabetes and hypertension, suggesting training and resources are essential.

281 Working through community health workers: how village health teams in Uganda ensure continuity of care for refugees with hypertension and diabetes

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281 Working through community health workers: how village health teams in Uganda ensure continuity of care for refugees with hypertension and diabetes

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