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Focus on the future: a community health worker research agenda by and for the field.

E Lee Rosenthal1, Hendrik de Heer, Carl H Rush, Lisa-Renee Holderby.   

Abstract

PROBLEM: Research articles describing community health worker (CHW) programs often focus on program activities and short-term outcomes, failing to assess CHWs' long-term contributions to improving individual and community health. Reflecting this, CHWs are supported by short-term public and private funding.
PURPOSE: To inform policies that will potentially increase support and funding for CHW work, specific research is needed providing evidence of CHW effectiveness. This article describes the development of a CHW research agenda by and for the field. KEY POINTS: CHWs, researchers, and stakeholders (policy makers, funders, others) collaborated during and after a conference to develop and refine a 164 question agenda targeting six areas (Table 1).
CONCLUSIONS: Key research areas identified by the agenda development participants include: * CHW impact on health status; * CHW cost effectiveness; * Building CHW capacity and sustaining CHWs on the job; * Funding options; * CHWs as capacity builders; and * CHWs promoting real access to care.

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Year:  2008        PMID: 20208200     DOI: 10.1353/cpr.0.0025

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Prog Community Health Partnersh        ISSN: 1557-0541


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4.  Peer training of community health workers to improve heart health among African American women.

Authors:  Robina Josiah Willock; Robert M Mayberry; Fengxia Yan; Pamela Daniels
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