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Integrating national community-based health worker programmes into health systems: a systematic review identifying lessons learned from low-and middle-income countries

June 17, 2015 By

Authors: Joseph Mumba Zulu, John Kinsman, Charles Michelo, Anna-Karin Hurtig

A systematic review of published research was conducted in order to understand factors that may influence the integration of national community-based health worker (CBHW) programs into low- and middle –income countries. Four programs – Brazil, Ethiopia, India, and Pakistan – met the inclusion criteria and were integrated into their specific health systems. Several factors were included that facilitated the integration process, as well as other factors that inhibited the integration process. It was recommended that CBHW programs adopt scale-up strategies contingent on contextual factors and implement a stepwise approach into the health system.

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Resource Topic: CHW Role, Community Assessment, Community Health Workers/Volunteers, Program Design, Scale-up

Resource Type: Best practices, Evaluation, Journal articles

Year: 2015

Region: Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Country: Brazil, Ethiopia, India, Pakistan

Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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