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 For this task, I choose to work with hypertension. Due to its great incidence

and role as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease and other consequences,

hypertension is a major public health issue and an important topic of research.

Scholarly peer-reviewed articles regarding hypertension have been highlighted

below.

Source 1: Chukwuma, A., Gong, E., Latypova, M., & Fraser-Hurt, N.

(2019). Challenges and opportunities in the continuity of care for

hypertension: a mixed-methods study embedded in a primary health care

intervention in Tajikistan. BMC health services research, 19, 1-13.

The early detection and proper management of hypertension are critical

components of community health improvement strategies. To be effective, a

strategy must be led by the reasons for service delivery shortcomings and practical

solutions to these problems. The goal of this study was to undertake a

comprehensive assessment of the issues that occur in the diagnosis of hypertension

cases and their retention in care within the primary-care system.

Source 2: Shamsi, A., Nayeri, N. D., & Esmaeili, M. (2017). Living with

hypertension: A qualitative research. International Journal of community-

based nursing and midwifery, 5(3), 219.

 This journal would be valuable in examining the lived experiences of

hypertensive individuals. This allows us to create a profile of them and understand

how they think. Patients' attitudes, ideas, and experiences, as well as their social

and cultural situations, all play crucial roles in hypertension management. The goal

of this study was to investigate the perspectives and practical knowledge of

hypertension patients.

Source 3: Brathwaite, R., Hutchinson, E., McKee, M., Palafox, B., &

Balabanova, D. (2022). The long and winding road: a systematic literature

review conceptualizing pathways for hypertension care and control in low-and

middle-income countries. International Journal of Health Policy and

Management, 11(3), 257.

This article tries to highlight the difficulties to care for hypertension patients.

To give a comprehensive and effective solution to this ongoing issue, it is critical

to understand the altering barriers to hypertension control during the patient

journey. Understanding the components at play at each stage of the patient's

journey through the healthcare system, from entry or initial contact with the system

through the initiation of therapy and follow-up, is critical for an effective response.

This research study aimed to identify the barriers and enablers of hypertension

control along that same pathway, as well as techniques to overcome or reinforce

each one.