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Improving Community Health Worker performance by using a personalised feedback dashboard for supervision: a randomised controlled trial.

Caroline Whidden | Kassoum Kayentao | Jenny X Liu | Scott Lee | Youssouf Keita | Djoumé Diakité | Alexander Keita | Samba Diarra | Jacqueline Edwards | Amanda Yembrick | Isaac Holeman | Salif Samaké | Boureima Plea | Mama Coumaré | Ari D Johnson
Journal of global health | 2018

Countries across sub-Saharan Africa are scaling up Community Health Worker (CHW) programmes, yet there remains little high-quality research assessing strategies for CHW supervision and performance improvement. This randomised controlled trial aimed to determine the effect of a personalised performance dashboard used as a supervision tool on the quantity, speed, and quality of CHW care.

Pubmed ID: 30333922

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