A Procedure for the Selection of Nonprofessional Workers

Goldstein, Arnold D.; Camp, Bonnie W.

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“…Currently 8 health assistants work in the model cities health component and an additional 10 in other parts of the health department. All are women whose ages range from 18 to 50 years.…”

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Expanding Roles for Health Assistants in a Model Cities Health Program

González¹,

Woodward²

1974

Health Services Reports

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“…Currently 8 health assistants work in the model cities health component and an additional 10 in other parts of the health department. All are women whose ages range from 18 to 50 years.…”

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Expanding Roles for Health Assistants in a Model Cities Health Program

González¹,

Woodward²

1974

Health Services Reports

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Outreach in urban clinics

Rivara¹

1980

J Community Health

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Outreach services were initially conceived as important elements of neighborhood health centers, but they have not been shown to be effective in outcome evaluations. This study examines the outreach programs in 11 community clinics in Seattle. Interviews were conducted with the program directors and outreach workers of these clinics. Outreach programs have failed to provide an adequate number of jobs and career opportunities for the poor. Workers have not been carefully selected and trained, and goals and objectives of the program have been vague. Unstable funding of outreach has affected the quality as well as the size of the programs. Reasons for the inadequate implementation of the concept of outreach are discussed, and suggestions are made for future programs.

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The utilization of preventive health care services by low income members of a comprehensive prepaid health plan : the impact of outreach services

Mahoney¹

2000

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A Procedure for the Selection of Nonprofessional Workers

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Expanding Roles for Health Assistants in a Model Cities Health Program

Expanding Roles for Health Assistants in a Model Cities Health Program

Outreach in urban clinics

The utilization of preventive health care services by low income members of a comprehensive prepaid health plan : the impact of outreach services

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