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An intersectional analysis of the participation of community health workers in matrix support in mental health

April 18, 2025 By

Authors: Isa Magesti Correa Netto, Claudia Maria Filgueiras Penido, Lisandra Espindula Moreira

This study looked at how gender, race, and education affect the involvement of community health workers in mental health support teams in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Most community health workers were Black women with high school education, while most mental health professionals were white women with college degrees. These differences led to unequal relationships and often excluded community health workers from fully participating in mental health support activities.

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Resource Topic: CHW Role, Mental health care

Resource Type: Qualitative

Year: 2025

Region: South America

Country: Brazil

Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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