Community-driven interventions

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Outcomes

Behavioural, psychosocial, or intermediate clinical outcomes

upin humans1

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Community-driven interventions improve behavioural, psychosocial, or intermediate clinical outcomes in humans.
“All studies reported positive short-term behavioural, psychosocial, or intermediate clinical outcomes.”
Reviewurban South Asian populations; evidence insufficient to establish effectivenessshort-term
Community-driven interventions for the prevention of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in urban South Asia: a scoping review
BMC public health12 Oct 2026

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