Authors: Almamy M. Kanté, Amon Exavery, Elizabeth F. Jackson, Tani Kassimu, Colin D. Baynes, Ahmed Hingora & James F. Phillips
This paper presents the results of a non-masked cluster randomized trail conducted in three districts in rural Tanzania. The study looked at the impact of deploying paid community health workers (CHWs) to provide door-to-door services on child survival. The services provided included preventive, promotional and curative antenatal, newborn child and reproductive health care.
Link: The impact of paid community health worker deployment on child survival: the connect randomized cluster trial in rural Tanzania
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Resource Topic: CHW Role, Community Health Workers/Volunteers, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health
Resource Type: Journal articles
Year: 2019
Region: Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)
Country: Tanzania
Publisher May Restrict Access: No
