Assessing the Feasibility of Multimedia Interventions to Reduce Blood Pressure in Marginalized Hypertensive Communities of Karachi, Pakistan

"The I-Change Model We used behavior alteration theory to identify areas of thinking or conduct that might potentially lead to issues in the process of collecting or consuming medicine. Subsequently, we proceeded to create and improve the substance of the message, and we aligned the messages with a standardized classification of evidence-based strategies for modifying behavior.~Unclear or confusing information in infographics and television videos was revised, while information that was deemed unhelpful or insignificant by both patients and clinicians was eliminated. Patients' feedback was used to create fresh material for television videos and infographics.~1. Encourage patients about routine clinic appointments~2. Provide relevant health-related information.~3. Help participants plan and organize various treatment adherence behaviors including medication collection and taking, diet, and exercise~4. Support positive adherence-related behaviors"