Authors: Moses Alikali, Graham V. Brown, Samira H. Abdelrahman, Dyann F. Wirth
Malaria continues to heavily affect a small group of countries despite major progress in prevention and treatment. A key barrier is the shortage of skilled health workers at community, district, and national levels. This study reviewed data and expert input from malaria programs and found major training gaps for community health workers, managers, and policy teams. It recommends blended learning; combining digital lessons, mentoring, and field supervision; to build stronger skills and improve malaria control. Strengthening local capacity through practical, ongoing training is vital, especially as global funding declines
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Resource Topic: Malaria
Resource Type: Mixed Methods
Year: 2025
Region: Global
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