Factors Affecting Recruitment and Retention of Community Health Workers in a Newborn Care Intervention in Bangladesh

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Case Studies and Success StoriesFactors Affecting Recruitment and Retention of Community Health Workers in a Newborn Care Intervention in BangladeshPublication year: 
2010
English
Format: 
pdf (817.6 KiB)
Publisher: 
BMC, BioMed Central,Human Resources for Health,WHO, World Health Organization
This case study explores the reasons for the high rates of female community health workers attrition in a newborn care intervention implemented under the project for advancing the health of newborns and mothers (Projahnmo) in Sylhet District, north-eastern Bangladesh – Pre COVID 19
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Factors Affecting Recruitment and Retention of Community Health Workers in a Newborn Care Intervention in Bangladesh
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Publisher
BMC, BioMed Central, Human Resources for Health, WHO, World Health Organization
Format
pdf
Content type
Case Studies and Success Stories
Country
Bangladesh
Region
Southern Asia
License
Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)
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© Author/Publisher
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Action researchParticipatory research
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