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Data for Time to review policy on screening for, and managing, hypertension in South Africa: evidence from primary care
Background Current policy in South Africa requires measurement of blood pressure at every visit in primary care. The number of patients regularly visiting primary care clinics for routine care is increasing rapidly, causing long queues, and unmanageable workloads. Methods We used data collected d
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