Time savings – realized and potential – and fair compensation for community health workers in Kenyan health facilities: a mixed-methods approach

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Laura D Sander
David Holtzman
Mark Pauly
Jennifer Cohn
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[1] Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Division of Infectious Diseases
[2] Baylor International Pediatrics AIDS Initiative,undefined
[3] University of Pennsylvania Wharton School,undefined
[4] University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine,undefined
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Human Resources for Health | / 13卷
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task shifting; community health workers; Kenya; compensation;
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