Scaling an Evidence‐Based Community Health Worker Program With Fidelity: Results and Lessons Learned.

Policy PointsEffectively implemented community health worker (CHW) programs improve patient health outcomes and quality of care, reduce health care costs, and are a key strategy for addressing social and structural drivers of health.As policymakers consider funding mechanisms for CHW programs, it is...

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Published in:	Milbank Quarterly Vol. 103; no. 2; pp. 513 - 528
Main Authors:	KNOWLES, MOLLY, VASAN, ADITI, PAN, ZIWEI, LONG, JUDITH A., KANGOVI, SHREYA
Format:	Article
Published:	Wiley-Blackwell Jun2025
Subjects:	Community health services Health services accessibility Home care services Supervision of employees Human services programs Social determinants of health Interprofessional relations Evaluation of human services programs Health policy Medical care Hospital care Interviewing Patient-centered care Organizational change Telephones Metropolitan areas Health equity Interpersonal relations Continuing education Critical care medicine Medical protocols Public hospitals Professional practice At-risk people Hospital emergency services Descriptive statistics Workflow Research methodology Eligibility (Social aspects) Evidence-based medicine Health outcome assessment Quality assurance Length of stay in hospitals Medical needs assessment Confidence intervals Regression analysis Brainstorming
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