Provider‐perceived acceptability, feasibility, and appropriateness of home blood pressure monitoring in Ghana

Domaine:

healthcare

Créateur:

EmmNamSarTit

Éditeur:

Hôte:

Synopsis Obstetric providers believe that adoption of patient‐performed home blood pressure monitoring would be acceptable, feasible, and appropriate among pregnant women in urban Ghana.

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