Improving Services for Chronic Non-communicable Diseases in Samoa : An Implementation Research Study Using the Care Cascade Framework (English)

Samoa needs to intensify the response to the growing non-communicable disease burden. This study aimed to assess bottlenecks in the care continuum and identify possible solutions. The mixed-methods study used the cascade framework as an analysis tool and hypertension as a tracer condition for chronic non-communicable diseases. Household survey data were integrated with medical record data of hypertension patients and results from focus group discussions...
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Fraser-Hurt,Nicole; Naseri, Leausa Take; Thomsen, Robert; Matalavea, Athena; Ieremia-Faasili, Victoria; Reupena, Muagatutia Sefuiva; Hawley, Nicola L.; Pomer, Alysa; Rivara, Anna C.; Obure,Carol Atieno; Zhang, Zhang.

Improving Services for Chronic Non-communicable Diseases in Samoa : An Implementation Research Study Using the Care Cascade Framework (English). Author accepted manuscript Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/439531643341163185

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