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“By Us for Us”: Lessons Learned in Developing a National Training and Technical Assistance Center by and for CHWs

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In 2021, the CDC funded 67 health departments to implement community health worker (CHW) programs to support the COVID-19 response, and established the CHW-led Envision TTA Center to assist these programs and promote CHW workforce sustainability. After one year, Envision staff were interviewed to identify barriers and facilitators in developing the Center and how well CHW … [Read more...] about “By Us for Us”: Lessons Learned in Developing a National Training and Technical Assistance Center by and for CHWs

Community Health Workers: A Key Workforce to Promote Health Equity for Children in Immigrant Families

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In the U.S., children in immigrant families face challenges accessing health care and social services due to complex systems, xenophobia, and limited support. Community health workers (CHWs), who share similar backgrounds with these families, can help by providing culturally appropriate health education, navigation, and support. CHW programs have been shown to improve … [Read more...] about Community Health Workers: A Key Workforce to Promote Health Equity for Children in Immigrant Families

Maintenance of knowledge acquired by community health workers on hearing health topics: A remote teaching approach

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This study assessed whether community health workers retained knowledge about hearing health over time and whether retention was influenced by their age, education level, or length of service. Thirty participants attended four remote meetings covering various hearing health topics, with quizzes given immediately after training and later on. The results showed no significant … [Read more...] about Maintenance of knowledge acquired by community health workers on hearing health topics: A remote teaching approach

Preparing Community Health Workers and Promotores to Prevent and Reduce Falls Among Older Adults

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This course is designed to help community health workers and promotores enhance their ability to reduce falls and minimize injury among older adults. Participants build on their existing knowledge and skills to address risk factors for falling by strengthening their observing, recording, and reporting (ORR) skills and improve how they communicate concerns to older adult … [Read more...] about Preparing Community Health Workers and Promotores to Prevent and Reduce Falls Among Older Adults

“She’s a Family Member”: How Community Health Workers Impact Perinatal Mothers’ Stress Through Social-Emotional Support and Connections to Programs and Resources

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This study explores how the Northwest Ohio Pathways HUB program impacts stress and mental wellbeing in perinatal mothers. The program connects mothers with community health workers (CHWs) who assess risk factors and link them to appropriate care. A survey of 119 mothers and monthly interviews with 41 mothers showed significant stress reduction and improved feelings of safety … [Read more...] about “She’s a Family Member”: How Community Health Workers Impact Perinatal Mothers’ Stress Through Social-Emotional Support and Connections to Programs and Resources

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