multi-component interventions

COMBINATION_PRODUCT2 trials

Sponsors

Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Peking Union Medical College

Conditions

HypertensionMental Health IssueMulti-component InterventionsMultimorbidity

Unknown Phase

Primary Care Strategies to Reduce High Blood Pressure: A Cluster Randomized Trial in Rural Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka

Duke-NUS Graduate Medical SchoolHypertension

Start: 2016-05-01End: 2020-03-31Target: 2550Updated: 2019-10-31

Impact of Multi-component Interventions on Populations With Mental Health Symptoms and High-risk COPD

CompletedNCT06458218

Peking Union Medical CollegeMental Health Issue, Multi-component Interventions, Multimorbidity

Start: 2024-06-17End: 2026-03-31Updated: 2026-06-04

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