This policy brief outlines some actions to be taken to train and integrate lay community-based health workers (CHW) into the primary health care system of Delta State (Nigeria) to enhance the health workforce. In some communities CHWs provide health education messages and gather data; in others, they provide higher level services, such as dispensing medications and assisting at births. Roles, trainings, credentials, and services vary by community. An essential step in the Harmonization Framework is to adopt a common definition and core set of agreed-upon CHW tasks and competencies for different cadres of CHWs in the country
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The policy brief outlines actions that should be taken to enhance the health workforce in primary he...
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Health financing policies are political decisions that involve all stakeholders because of its poten...
Introduction: Nigeria has one of the highest maternal mortality ratios in the world. Poor health out...
In this factsheet, the Population Council notes the shortage of trained health professionals in the ...
Inadequate number of health workers in rural areas is a major concern in many countries. It causes u...
Health interventions introduced as part of donor-funded projects need careful planning if they are t...
The policy brief outlines actions that should be taken to enhance the health workforce in primary he...
Frontline health workers (FLHWs), including nurses, midwives, community health extension workers, an...
Introdution: The goal of significant reduction in maternal and child mortality could be achieved if ...
There is a shortage of qualified and skilled health professionals providing cost-effective maternal,...
Background: Developing countries have the potential to reach vulnerable and underserved populations ...
A healthy person is a productive member of the society unhindered in his or her contribution to the ...
Background Maternal mortality in Nigeria, at 560 deaths per 100,000 live births, remains stubbornly...
The findings of the survey of primary health care facilities owned by public and private sectors in ...
During the past 10 years, community health workers (CHWs) have emerged as a focal point of internati...
In Nigeria, the government is implementing the Free Maternal and Child Health Care Programme (FMCHCP...
Health financing policies are political decisions that involve all stakeholders because of its poten...
Introduction: Nigeria has one of the highest maternal mortality ratios in the world. Poor health out...
In this factsheet, the Population Council notes the shortage of trained health professionals in the ...
Inadequate number of health workers in rural areas is a major concern in many countries. It causes u...
Health interventions introduced as part of donor-funded projects need careful planning if they are t...