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Effects of a Health Literacy-tailored Self-management Intervention on People With Hypertension
This project aims to investigate the effects of a health literacy-tailored self-management intervention among people with hypertension and low health literacy. The primary research question examines the impact of this intervention on blood pressure levels in this population. Participants will take part in a 6-week intervention consisting of three onsite sessions and three telephone-based sessions, with one session delivered per week. Health literacy-tailored educational materials will be developed to support participants throughout the intervention.
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