Etienne Ngeh Ngeh

Associate Lecturer

Sheffield Hallam University

United Kingdom

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Etienne Ngeh Ngeh is an Associate Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University in the United Kingdom. His research areas encompass health promotion strategies for cardiovascular diseases, the perspectives of physiotherapists in Cameroon, and the role of gender diversity in authorship of Cochrane reviews. His recent publications also include studies on diabetes prevalence among hypertensive patients and guidelines for rehabilitation professionals in African settings.

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Sionnadh McLean

Sheffield Hallam University

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University of East Anglia

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Cameroonian Physiotherapists’ Practice, Confidence, and Perception of Health Promotion for People at Risk or with Cardiovascular Diseases: A Qualitative Study

Cochrane reviews’ authorship has become more gender-diverse but remains geographically concentrated: a meta-research study

Fostering innovation and advancement in evidence‐based practice and guidelines within the field of pediatrics: The 2024 BRIGHT declaration

People at Risk of, or with Cardiovascular Diseases’ Perspectives and Perceptions of Physiotherapist-Led Health Promotion in Cameroon: A Mixed-Methods Study

Physiotherapy-Led Health Promotion Strategies for People with or at Risk of Cardiovascular Diseases: A Scoping Review

Indications and complications of lower extremity amputations in two tertiary hospitals in the north west region of Cameroon

Non-pharmacological interventions to achieve blood pressure control in African patients: a systematic review

Does the Collaborative Consensus Guidance Statement put the exercise “cart” before the pacing and pharmacological “horses” in long <scp>COVID</scp> / <scp>PASC</scp> ?

PREVALENCE OF TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS AMONG KNOWN HYPERTENSIVES AT THE REGIONAL HOSPITAL BAMENDA, CAMEROON

A report on the development of COVID-19 guidelines for rehabilitation professionals in African settings

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Sionnadh McLean

Fujian Song

Eva Johanna Kantelhardt

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