Table 4.
Code | Sub-codes |
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Range of CTC providers | |
Reasons for becoming a CHW | |
Role and responsibilities |
Scope of work and services Workload and hours Number of CHWs Gender differences |
Perceptions of being a CHW |
Positive and negative Effects on family life Acceptance by community |
Selection and recruitment |
Selection process Effectiveness Challenges Recommendations Gender considerations |
Attraction and retention |
Strategies Effectiveness Recommendations Gender considerations |
Provision of equipment, drugs, etc. |
Ways that equipment, etc., supplied Effectiveness Recommendations Gender considerations |
Supervision |
Peer supervision Community supervision PHU supervision District-level supervision Central-level supervision Gender considerations |
Training |
Training needs Training provided Effectiveness Recommendations Gender considerations |
Performance, rewards and sanctions |
How CHW performance is assessed How CHWs are rewarded and sanctioned Effectiveness Recommendations Gender considerations Career pathway for CHWs |
Monthly allowance |
Amount and frequency Perceptions Recommendations |
Community engagement |
Community structures or people supporting CHWs Effectiveness of community engagement Recommendations |
CHW integration into health system |
Relationships with other health workers Views on integration Recommendations for better integration |