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Connecticut Implements a Team-Based Approach to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Using Community Health Workers and Mobile Medical Devices

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The Connecticut Department of Public Health’s Early Detection and Prevention Program offers breast and cervical cancer screenings, cardiovascular risk assessments, health coaching, and addresses social determinants of health for economically disadvantaged and minority women. Community health workers (CHWs) use mobile devices for screenings and risk reduction counseling in … [Read more...] about Connecticut Implements a Team-Based Approach to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Using Community Health Workers and Mobile Medical Devices

Digital Tools for CHWs – Strengthening the community supply chain with data visibility

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Community Health Workers (CHWs) play a crucial role in delivering primary health care to remote areas, but they often face challenges with accessing medicines and supplies. Research shows CHWs experience stockouts of essential items much more frequently than health facilities. This technical brief offers guidance to stakeholders—governments, donors, and health organizations—on … [Read more...] about Digital Tools for CHWs – Strengthening the community supply chain with data visibility

Unheard Voices: Lady Health Workers in Lahore’s Peripheral Communities

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This study examines challenges faced by Lady Health Workers (LHWs) in delivering healthcare in Lahore's low-income communities, including during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through qualitative methods involving 31 LHWs and interviews with government officials and experts, it identifies institutional issues like overwork and resource scarcity, community barriers such as mobility … [Read more...] about Unheard Voices: Lady Health Workers in Lahore’s Peripheral Communities

Community Mental Health Workers: Their Workplaces, Roles, and Impact

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The U.S. faces a mental health care crisis, worsened by a shortage of providers and high costs, particularly affecting marginalized and rural communities. Community health workers (CHWs) have long increased access to physical health care and are now being used in mental health care to improve access. However, their role raises issues regarding policy, reimbursement, and … [Read more...] about Community Mental Health Workers: Their Workplaces, Roles, and Impact

Community health worker perspectives examining current responsibilities and strategies for success

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Community health worker (CHW) interventions have proven effective globally, especially highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic for their frontline support in prevention and healthcare delivery. This study in Chicago explores experienced CHWs' perspectives on their roles and success strategies. Interviews conducted between January and April 2022 revealed key themes: CHWs … [Read more...] about Community health worker perspectives examining current responsibilities and strategies for success

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