Authors: Collins Buh Nkum, Aicha Mbouandi, Jerome Ateudjieu, Ketina Hirma Tchio-Nighie, Moustapha Moncher Nsangou
This study in the Kousseri health district, Cameroon, looked at whether working with traditional birth attendants and community health workers could improve childhood vaccination. After the intervention, more children received key vaccines, and almost all children who had missed vaccines were referred for immunization. Most outreach was done through home visits and community talks, which were well received by families. Some challenges, like flooding, made work harder. Overall, involving trusted community workers helped improve vaccination coverage and reduce the number of children who had not received any vaccines.
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Resource Topic: CHW, CHW Role, Child health, Immunization, Traditional Birth Attendants, Vaccination
Resource Type: Mixed Methods
Year: 2026
Region: Africa
Country: Cameroon
Publisher May Restrict Access: No
