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To explore the role of community health workers in malaria prevention campaigns in Kenyan villages.

February 24, 2026Open Access

Community Health Workers' Role in Malaria Prevention Campaigns: A Qualitative Study in Kenyan Villages,

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To explore the role of community health workers in malaria prevention campaigns in Kenyan villages.
Conducted semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions with community health workers, residents, and healthcare providers.
Analyzed qualitative data to understand CHW contributions and community perceptions.
Evaluated malaria incidence over two years during the campaign.
Community health workers reduced malaria incidence by 30% in the second year compared to baseline.
Improved dissemination of malaria prevention information was noted among community members.
Enhanced training for CHWs is suggested to further bolster malaria control efforts.

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Qualitative study reveals the role of community health workers in reducing malaria incidence in rural Kenya, suggesting new training for sustained efforts.

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Githinji et al. (2001) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699d3fb3de8e28729cf64598 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18735034

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Qualitative study reveals the role of community health workers in reducing malaria incidence in rural Kenya, suggesting new training for sustained efforts.

Community Health Workers' Role in Malaria Prevention Campaigns: A Qualitative Study in Kenyan Villages,

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Community Health Workers' Role in Malaria Prevention Campaigns: A Qualitative Study in Kenyan Villages,

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