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The aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of training programmes for community health workers in preventing diarrheal diseases in Sierra Leone.

February 25, 2026Open Access

Impact Evaluation of Community Health Workers' Training Programmes on Diarrheal Disease Prevention in Sierra Leone: An African Perspective

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This evaluation shows improved diarrheal disease prevention in communities due to training of health workers, suggesting effective health strategies.

The aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of training programmes for community health workers in preventing diarrheal diseases in Sierra Leone.
Mixed-methods approach including baseline surveys and post-intervention assessments.
Qualitative interviews with community health workers and community members.
Assessment of knowledge improvement and case reduction after training.
Community health workers' knowledge increased by 85% regarding diarrheal disease prevention.
Reported diarrheal cases decreased by 40% within six months post-training.
Training programmes positively impacted community health outcomes.

Mansaray et al. (2002) studied this question.

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This evaluation shows improved diarrheal disease prevention in communities due to training of health workers, suggesting effective health strategies.