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Multiethnic and Multilingual Patients’ Perspectives on Hypertension Diagnosis, Education, Management, and Socioeconomic Factors Within the Safety Net
BackgroundUnderstanding the clinical, self-management, and resource needs of low-income, multilingual, racially and ethnically diverse safety-net patients with hypertension can guide interventions to improve outcomes in under-resourced communities.ObjectiveExplore barriers and contributors to equita
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