Table 2.
Factor | Detail on influence or association | Studies |
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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) |