Exploring contextual factors influencing the implementation of evidence-based care for hypertension in Rwanda: A cross-sectional study using the COACH questionnaire

Keyphrases

• Hypertension 100%
• Contextual Factors 100%
• Evidence-based Care 100%
• Rwanda 100%
• Community Health 100%
• Context Assessment 100%
• Health Questionnaire 100%
• Hypertension Care 66%
• Health Tools 50%
• Healthcare Professionals 33%
• Community Engagement 33%
• Monitoring Service 33%
• Organizational Culture 33%
• Informal Payments 33%
• Tertiary Care Hospital 16%
• Global Burden of Disease 16%
• Care Delivery 16%
• Health Systems 16%
• Healthcare 16%
• Primary Care Physicians 16%
• Associated Morbidity 16%
• Economic Impact 16%
• Low-income 16%
• Hypertension Prevalence 16%
• Monitoring System 16%
• Increasing Prevalence 16%
• Four Questions 16%
• Limited Resources 16%
• Additional Training 16%
• 5-point Likert Scale 16%
• Middle-income Countries 16%
• Cross-sectional Cohort 16%
• Care Program 16%
• Organizational Resources 16%
• Long-term Training 16%
• Midwives 16%
• Healthcare Impact 16%
• Training Strategy 16%
• Healthcare Contexts 16%
• Contextual Guidance 16%
• Continuous Training 16%
• Culture Monitoring 16%
• Systems Context 16%
• Supportive Leadership 16%
• Resource Communities 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Health Care Personnel 100%
• Cross-Sectional Study 100%
• Tertiary Care Center 50%
• Prevalence 50%
• Healthcare System 50%
• Likert Scale 50%
• General Practitioner 50%
• Global Disease Burden 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cross Sectional Study 100%
• Community Health 100%
• Tertiary Care 20%
• Prevalence 20%
• Global Disease Burden 20%
• Nurse 20%
• Primary Health Care 20%
• Likert Scale 20%