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Self-actualization and its psychosocial determinants among community health workers in rural Taiwan: a cross-sectional study

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Authors: Yao-Mei Chuang & Wei-Hsiang Huang

This study looked at the factors that help community health workers in rural Taiwan thrive and feel fulfilled in their work. It found that workers who had better health and stronger support from family, friends, and colleagues were more likely to experience personal growth and satisfaction. In contrast, high stress, emotional exhaustion, and feeling disconnected from their work were linked to lower well-being. The findings suggest that creating supportive work environments and reducing stress can help community health workers stay motivated, healthy, and effective in serving their communities.

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Resource Topic: CHW Motivation, CHW Safety, CHW Support, CHW Workforce, Mental health, Mental health care, Work Conditions

Resource Type: Cross-sectional mixed methods

Year: 2026

Region: Asia

Country: Taiwan

Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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