BMC Public Health· 2026Q1
Health beliefs, medication adherence, and blood-pressure control in rural Bangladeshi hypertension: an exploratory sequential mixed-methods study
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In rural Bangladesh, perceived barriers (β=0.375) and self-efficacy (β=0.304) were the strongest predictors of medication adherence, which in turn influenced blood pressure control. Self-efficacy also directly lowered systolic blood pressure by 6.41 mmHg, independent of adherence.
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