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“””Nos apoyamos mutuamente””: Strategies to supporting community health workers addressing the emergency and chronic needs of Latinx families”

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This study explores the challenges and support systems for community health workers (CHWs) serving Latinx families in metro Atlanta, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through interviews, CHWs identified barriers and strategies to address clients' needs. The study highlights the importance of removing structural barriers, prioritizing cultural assets, and implementing … [Read more...] about “””Nos apoyamos mutuamente””: Strategies to supporting community health workers addressing the emergency and chronic needs of Latinx families”

Differences in Role and Support Between Volunteer and Paid Community Health Workers in the State of Nebraska

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This study examines the roles and employment status of community health workers (CHWs) in Nebraska based on survey data. Results show that most CHWs work full-time, with a significant portion working part-time or volunteering. Volunteer CHWs are a majority of those working with Hispanic communities. Volunteer CHWs receive extensive training and focus more on health screenings, … [Read more...] about Differences in Role and Support Between Volunteer and Paid Community Health Workers in the State of Nebraska

A Review of Community Health Worker Integration in Health Departments

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Community health workers (CHWs) play a vital role in connecting marginalized communities with healthcare and social services. This study examines how health departments (HDs) are integrating CHWs into their workforce and state-level policies for CHW training and certification. Findings reveal that HDs partner with organizations to employ CHWs, leading to enhanced community … [Read more...] about A Review of Community Health Worker Integration in Health Departments

The experiences of community health workers when communicating with refugees about COVID-19 vaccines in Syracuse, NY: A qualitative study

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This qualitative study explores Community Health Workers' (CHWs) experiences in vaccine outreach among refugee populations in Syracuse, NY, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Interviews with CHWs reveal diverse refugee beliefs initially, with low vaccine acceptance. Barriers to vaccine intake include contextual issues and misinformation, while facilitators include CHWs' … [Read more...] about The experiences of community health workers when communicating with refugees about COVID-19 vaccines in Syracuse, NY: A qualitative study

Barriers and Facilitators to Implementing an Evidence-Based Community Health Worker Model

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This study explores the challenges and supports in implementing an evidence-based community health worker (CHW) model called IMPaCT. Interviews with 39 individuals involved in the program reveal barriers such as financial and policy constraints and difficulties integrating CHWs into clinical settings. However, the model's focus on relationships and evidence-based strategies … [Read more...] about Barriers and Facilitators to Implementing an Evidence-Based Community Health Worker Model

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