Pre-post intervention study demonstrates enhanced competence in smoking cessation among community health workers, suggesting community-responsive training promotes equitable outcomes.
= .033) predicted greater readiness gains.ConclusionThe training produced substantial, equitable improvements across learning domains, indicating that culturally adapted, practice-oriented curricula can enhance CHW competence regardless of background. Findings support inclusive, community-responsive training as a mechanism of workforce equity.
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