Training and experience outperform literacy and formal education as predictors of community health worker knowledge and performance, results from Rongo sub-county, Kenya

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RT @join_chic: 4️⃣Training and experience outperform literacy and formal education as predictors of Community Health Worker knowledge and p…

03 Jul 2023

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Should literacy and education be prioritized as #CHW selection criteria? A study conducted in Kenya by @LwalaCommunity @MOH_Kenya via @FrontPubHealth found that training and experience outperformed formal education as predictors of CHW performance. 🔗 https

22 Jun 2023

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Lwala’s latest publication, in partnership with Kenya MOH, demonstrates the positive influence of #CHW professionalization towards CHW performance with community members. Read the full article here https://t.co/2rGDHtNusF!

05 Jun 2023

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Training and experience outperform literacy and formal education as predictors of community health worker knowledge and performance, results from Rongo sub-county, Kenya https://t.co/wFQebW2WQE

19 May 2023

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