Authors: Alfa Muhihi, Marina Alois Njelekela, Amani Anaeli, Henry Abraham Mruma, Bruno Sunguya, Deodatus Kakoko, Anna Tengia Kessy, Rose Mpembeni, David P Urassa
This study tested whether home visits by community health workers could improve people’s understanding of stroke and heart attack in rural Tanzania. Over one year, people who received regular home education learned more about risk factors and warning signs than those who received usual care. The results show that community health workers can effectively improve knowledge that is important for preventing stroke and heart attack.
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Resource Topic: Cardiovascular health, Stroke
Resource Type: Cluster Randomized Trial
Year: 2025
Region: Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)
Country: Tanzania
Publisher May Restrict Access: No
