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This is a Mixed-Methods study (also classified as: Qualitative Study).

December 1, 2025European Journal of Public HealthOpen Access

236 Community engagement in chronic disease research with displaced populations in Uganda

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PRPostdoc Dricile RatibMuni University TDTania DræbelUniversity of Copenhagen RNRita NakanjakoUniversity of Copenhagen

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Mixed-methods study highlights continuity of care challenges in hypertensive and diabetic displaced populations, indicating stronger community engagement may improve outcomes.

Key Points

Community engagement enhances trust and supports culturally relevant tools in chronic disease research with displaced populations.
Study found that peer researchers and Village Health Teams improved data quality through involvement in care continuity efforts.
Analysis was conducted using community-based participatory design, integrating diverse methodologies to address challenges.
Results underline the need for sustainable capacity building and language mediation in NCD research for refugees.

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Ratib et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69402a6b2d562116f2901d3a https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckaf180.048

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Mixed-methods study highlights continuity of care challenges in hypertensive and diabetic displaced populations, indicating stronger community engagement may improve outcomes.

236 Community engagement in chronic disease research with displaced populations in Uganda

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236 Community engagement in chronic disease research with displaced populations in Uganda

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