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

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2010

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English

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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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1478-4491-8-12_1-3

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BMC, BioMed Central, Human Resources for Health, WHO, World Health Organization

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pdf

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Fallstudier och framgångsberättelser

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Bangladesh

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Southern Asia

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Health workers, Others, Programme managers

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No or limited community activities

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© Author/Publisher

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Action research

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