September 17, 2025European Journal of Preventive MedicineOpen Access

Lessons from Community Participation in Health Programmes: A Case of West Bengal

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Community Health Workers (ASHA) are vital for improving women's health awareness and access to healthcare services in rural West Bengal.
The analysis revealed ASHA workers’ role in addressing maternal health issues, including childbirth in government hospitals and children's vaccination programs.
Conducted in Galsi Gram Panchayat, the research examines both the achievements and shortcomings of ASHA workers in raising women's health awareness.
The findings suggest that while ASHA initiatives have had positive impacts, persistent socio-economic challenges still affect women's health outcomes.

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This observational analysis explores the role of ASHA workers in improving women's health in rural areas, highlighting significant successes and challenges.

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Sribas Goswami (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d45e4431b076d99fa5e207 https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ejpm.20251304.12

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This observational analysis explores the role of ASHA workers in improving women's health in rural areas, highlighting significant successes and challenges.

Lessons from Community Participation in Health Programmes: A Case of West Bengal

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Lessons from Community Participation in Health Programmes: A Case of West Bengal

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