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Development of Texas’s First Chinese American Community Health Worker Certification for Family Health History-Based Cancer Prevention

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Authors: Yu-Lyu Yeh, Zihan Zhang, Denise Martinez, Lei-Shih Chen

To reduce cancer disparities, this study created a Texas certification program to train Chinese American community health workers (CHWs) in using family health history (FHH) for cancer prevention. The 160-hour program trained 46 CHWs, who provided FHH-based cancer prevention services to 1,129 Chinese Americans. This initiative helps build a skilled public health workforce and supports cancer prevention in the community.

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Link: Development of Texas's First Chinese American Community Health Worker Certification for Family Health History-Based Cancer Prevention

Resource Topic: CHW programs, CHW training, cancer

Resource Type: Evaluation

Year: 2025

Region: North America (U.S. and Canada)

Country: United States of America

Publisher May Restrict Access: Yes

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