Unfortunately, the search results provided do not find an article with the exact title "INTE-COMM" (Integrated community-based versus facility-based care). Information is available on the INTE-AFRICA study which investigated integrated care for HIV, diabetes and hypertension in health facilities in Uganda and Tanzania[1]. According to the INTE-AFRICA study, integrated care, where one health professional manages all three diseases with a unified pharmacy and health record system, did not reduce the quality of care[1]. Among patients with diabetes or hypertension, 89.0% of patients were retained in care in integrated care and 89.8% in standard care[1]. Integrated care did not reduce the effectiveness of HIV treatment either[1]. The study involved 32 health facilities in Uganda and Tanzania with more than 5,000 participants over 18 years of age[1]. If you need information specifically about the INTE-COMM study, please provide the relevant sources as they are not available in the current search results.