Brief behaviour change counselling in non-communicable diseases in Mangochi, Southern Malawi: a hypothetical acceptability study

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Prosper Lutala
Adamson Muula
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[1] University of Malawi,School of Public Health & Family Medicine, College of Medicine
[2] University of Malawi,NCDs
[3] Africa Centre of Excellence in Public Health and Herbal Medicine (ACEPHEM),Brite Consortium, College of Medicine
[4] College of Medicine Mangochi Campus,undefined
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Brief behaviour change counselling; 5 As; Motivational interviewing; Hypertension; Diabetes; Mangochi; Southern Malawi; Qualitative study;
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