July 21, 2025

Effectiveness of Community Health Worker-Led Interventions versus Routine Care on Malaria Prevention in Children under Five: A Narrative Review

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TFTugonza Akiro F.

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Narrative review shows CHW-led interventions improve malaria prevention outcomes in children under five, highlighting their potential impact on routine care.

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CHW-led interventions significantly increase access to insecticide-treated nets in vulnerable communities.
Findings reveal that early treatment initiation improves with CHW support compared to routine care.
The narrative synthesis evaluated empirical studies on the effectiveness of CHW-led malaria prevention strategies.
Despite benefits, challenges like training quality and sustainability issues remain critical in implementing CHW programs.

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Tugonza Akiro F. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a0614e6551bb0af8cd499 https://doi.org/10.59298/rijrms/2025/439397

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Narrative review shows CHW-led interventions improve malaria prevention outcomes in children under five, highlighting their potential impact on routine care.

Effectiveness of Community Health Worker-Led Interventions versus Routine Care on Malaria Prevention in Children under Five: A Narrative Review

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Effectiveness of Community Health Worker-Led Interventions versus Routine Care on Malaria Prevention in Children under Five: A Narrative Review

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