2022
DOI: 10.1080/16549716.2021.2006424
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Comparing program supervision with an external RADAR evaluation of quality of care in integrated community case management for childhood illnesses in Mali

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“…Published findings from the implementation of CRC supported projects in Liberia, Mali, Kenya, CAR and South Sudan [10][11][12]23] provided valuable insights into effective practices and contributed to advancing knowledge in the provision of primary healthcare in humanitarian and low-resource settings. Key findings specifically related to CHW activities extracted from the project are included below:…”
Section: Lessons Learned In Chw Project Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Published findings from the implementation of CRC supported projects in Liberia, Mali, Kenya, CAR and South Sudan [10][11][12]23] provided valuable insights into effective practices and contributed to advancing knowledge in the provision of primary healthcare in humanitarian and low-resource settings. Key findings specifically related to CHW activities extracted from the project are included below:…”
Section: Lessons Learned In Chw Project Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, challenges were identified in the quality, motivation, low-literacy and retention of CHWs, as well as their recognition and remuneration by donors and/or the local MoHs. The literature supports importance of providing training, mentoring and regular refreshers [42] while also collecting appropriate data by CHW supervisors and external evaluators to inform and enhance CHW quality of care [23]. Although low literacy levels were identified as a barrier in several of the extracted projects, appropriate supervision and training methods can be tailored to focus on experiential learning and practical skills acquisition with an uninterrupted supply of necessary resources [43][44][45].…”
Section: Trainingmentioning
confidence: 99%