Improving the performance of community health workers in Swaziland: findings from a qualitative study

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Pascal Geldsetzer
Jan-Walter De Neve
Chantelle Boudreaux
Till Bärnighausen
Thomas J. Bossert
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[1] Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health,Department of Global Health and Population
[2] Heidelberg University,Institute of Public Health
[3] University of KwaZulu-Natal,Africa Health Research Institute
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Human Resources for Health | / 15卷
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Community health workers; Rural health motivators; Program design; Motivation; Swaziland; Formative research; Qualitative research;
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