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. 2018 Aug 2;10(1):1506. doi: 10.4102/phcfm.v10i1.1506

TABLE 4.

Factors for retention among community health workers working for the Uzazi Uzima programme in the Simiyu Region, Tanzania. N = 341.

Variables n % p
How many hours are/were you spending as community health worker per week?
2–8 h 117 34.3 -
9–16 h 108 31.7 -
17–20 h 61 17.9 -
> 21 55 16.1 -
Total 341 100.0 < 0.001
Did the project/work of community health worker meet your desires of joining it?
Yes 191 56.0 -
No 134 39.3 -
Not sure 16 4.7 -
Total 341 100.0 < 0.001
In performing your daily roles, are/were you receiving any support from village or the project?
Yes 251 73.8 -
No 89 26.2 -
Total 340 100.0 < 0.001
What are the reasons that prompt you to continue being a community health worker?
Recognition from the community 156 45.7 -
Financial incentive 89 26.1 -
Enjoying the work 51 15.0 -
Expectation of getting a better job from experience gained as community health worker 20 5.9 -
No opportunities for further studies 12 3.5 -
Others (support from family, supervisors, work not too demanding) 13 3.8 -
Total 341 100.0 < 0.001