Community Health Workers During COVID-19

Rodriguez, Betsy; Saunders, Magon; Octavia-Smith, Denise; Moeti, Refilwe; Ballard, Anjulyn; Pellechia, Kathleen; Fragueiro, Dianne; Salinger, Sarah

doi:10.1097/JAC.0000000000000466

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Community Health Workers During COVID-19

2023
By Rodriguez, Betsy ; Saunders, Magon ; Octavia-Smith, Denise ; ...
http://dx.doi.org/10.1097/JAC.0000000000000466
Source: J Ambul Care Manage. 46(3):203-209

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Community health workers advance health equity and foster community-clinical linkages. By promoting culturally relevant care, sharing their own stories, and bridging gaps, they can reach populations burdened with higher rates of chronic diseases due to adverse social determinants of health and structural racism. Given the disproportionate impacts of COVID-19, lessons learned from a forum, an expert group, and a survey showed a need by community health workers for (1) training, (2) health and safety practices, (3) workplace guidance, and (4) mental health resources. Community health workers are integral to expanding access to services and require a robust infrastructure for their growth.
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Community Health Workers COVID-19 Health Equity Health Resources Humans Public Health
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Chronic Disease Community Health Workers Coronavirus Disease 2019 Diabetes Food Insecurity Health Disparities Social Determinants Of Health
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J Ambul Care Manage. 46(3):203-209
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36939634
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PMC11009117
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