The M-CARE Project and the Amsterdam Center for Implementation Science (AmsCIS) invite you to an engaging guest lecture on Implementation Research from a Global Health Perspective. The lecture will be delivered by Dr. Frederick Wekesah of the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC), Kenya. Dr. Wekesah is a chronic disease epidemiologist specialising in mixed-methods…
More than one condition, one patient, one opportunity for better care Imagine visiting a primary healthcare clinic because your blood pressure has been difficult to control. During the consultation, you also mention poor sleep, persistent tiredness, and losing interest in activities you once enjoyed. While your blood pressure receives attention, your emotional wellbeing may go…
On Thursday, July 9, 2026, the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) M-CARE project team convened a stakeholder engagement meeting in Murang’a Town to strengthen collaboration with county health leaders on integrated care for non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and mental health at the primary care settings. The meeting brought together 26 participants, drawn from the…
The M-CARE Ghana team successfully organized a one-day training workshop for Research Assistants (RAs) on 23 June 2026 at Yakam Hotel, Kintampo, in preparation for the upcoming Health Facility Assessment (HFA) Ground Truthing Exercise. The training formed part of the preparatory activities for implementing the M-CARE Project in Ghana and aimed to equip Research Assistants…
The M-CARE webinar brought together leading experts from across Africa and beyond to explore innovative solutions for improving care for people living with multiple long-term chronic conditions. Discussions focused on the growing burden of cardiometabolic diseases and mental health disorders, the challenges facing African health systems, and the urgent need for integrated, patient-centred care. The…
Dear Reader, The M-CARE project team, which began its work in 2025, would like to share an update on recent activities to keep you informed about the latest developments within the project. This newsletter covers the period since October 2025 and highlights key progress, milestones, activities, and ongoing work across the consortium.
On World Mental Health Day, M-CARE reaffirms its commitment to integrated, people-centred care that addresses both mental and physical health. As mental health challenges often coexist with chronic conditions, integrated healthcare improves early detection, continuity of care, and overall well-being. Through research, collaboration, and innovation, M-CARE is helping build healthier communities where mental and physical…
High blood pressure is a leading risk factor for heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, and other chronic conditions. Early detection, regular monitoring, and effective management save lives. As hypertension rises across Africa, M-CARE is advancing integrated, people-centred healthcare through research, collaboration, and innovation to build healthier communities.
The M-CARE Project team paid a successful working visit to the Bono Region, where they met with the Regional Health Director and his management team in Sunyani to discuss implementation plans for the project. Discussions focused on the project’s objectives, the proposed approach for selecting participating health facilities, and the critical role of the Regional…
The M-CARE project is a five-year initiative focused on improving healthcare for people with multiple chronic conditions and mental health challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa. The project is being implemented in Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda, adapting WHO’s evidence-based guidelines to deliver integrated, patient-centred care at the primary health level. M-CARE aims to shift healthcare from fragmented,…