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. 2014 Dec 11;30(9):1207–1227. doi: 10.1093/heapol/czu126

Table 2.

Factors related to nature of tasks and time spent on delivery

Factor Detail on influence or association Studies
Nature of tasks and roles Extended tasks (curative, injections) increased CHW’s self-reported motivation Burn (2008), Callaghan-Koru et al. (2012), Hoke et al. (2008), and Sadler et al. (2011)
Higher number of perceived responsibilities increased CHW performance Smith et al. (2013)
Flexibility in tasks: may lessen impact at end user or impact level but may contribute to CHW retention Brenner et al. (2011)
Service delivery time Longer service delivery time associated with higher CHW performance Furth and Crigler (2012)
Time spend on job More time spend on job per week associated with higher CHW performance Smith et al. (2013)