Community Workers(社区工作者)研究综述
Community Workers 社区工作者 - Further, a secondary analysis of data from the Capacity Building Projects (2008–13) shows how oppression silences families, carers, community workers, and government child protection workers. [1] This paper emphasizes the potential role of community workers in the dissemination of transparent and honest communication at the grassroots level. [2] The highest ranked research priorities were strengthening the public sector workforce (vaccine preventable diseases), enhancing public-health surveillance networks (outbreak preparedness), nutrition support through community workers (primary care integration), encouraging at least 4–8 antenatal visits (maternal health), neonatal resuscitation to reduce birth asphyxia (neonatal health) and screening and treatment of tuberculosis (infectious diseases). [3] Based on data taken from lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT+) youth and community workers, this article highlights the occupational stressors experienced by LGBT+ professionals who provi. [4] For the community action approach, we built a community space in the study area to build partnerships with community residents and community workers and were able to re-access participants using multiple methods. [5] Finally, digital VMs were highly acceptable (54–93%), and HIVST uptake was six times greater when using digital VMs compared to distribution by community workers. [6] The data provides enriching and frustrating questions about youth and community work and raises challenges to new and established youth and community workers in locating themselves and their work in a professional and relevant context as well as to funders, communities and decision makers as to the potential role which open access youth work can play in social and environmental dynamics and tensions. [7] This study explores the perspectives of healthcare workers and community workers on the factors influencing the CCS participation of migrant women living in Portugal. [8] The respondents in China had good knowledge, positive attitude, and active practice toward COVID-19, yet, it is advisable to strengthen nationwide publicity and focus on the target undereducated population by means of We-Chat, microblog, website, and community workers for better control effect. [9] This study also revealed that if there is not any local organization partner as the community workers in the particular program area, then it can start with the local committee formation. [10] The theory used by researchers is the theory of the role of community workers, community empowerment, agro-tourism, organic agriculture, the environment, sustainable development, and the Logical Framework Approach. [11] Thus, targeting these factors might be helpful in enhancing sleep quality of community workers. [12] Objective We aimed to design a method to capture directly observed therapy (DOT) via mobile health carried out by community workers. [13] A CHV approach with incentives to community workers and caregivers was a more effective strategy than voice call reminders. [14] Ethical principles and best practices in partnering across borders guided this partnership and include reciprocity, equity, and empowerment of health care workers, including nurses, midwives, community workers, and health center staff. [15] CONCLUSION In a socio-economically deprived peri-urban settlement in South Africa, a home visiting intervention, delivered by community workers to mothers in pregnancy and the first six postpartum months, had no overall effect on child cognitive development at 13 years of age. [16] The themes were in three key areas: representation and employment of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse social workers and community workers; restoration of human rights to those experiencing state-sanctioned violence; and the application of critical multicultural social work practice. [17] Methods Teachers and community workers were trained to use the CCDT. [18] For Youth and Community Workers, this is primarily done through informal education and critical pedagogy. [19] s The study presents a cross-sectional analysis via a web-based survey to assess the awareness and experiences of Vietnamese health professionals and community workers on climate and epidemic changes and their impacts on society Health professionals, medical students, and community workers were included in the survey Factor analysis was used to explore the construct validity of measures, and Multivariable Tobit regression models were used to examine associated factors with awareness about climate and epidemic changes and impacts on society Results showed that the awareness of participants about climate and epidemic changes was moderately-low, while the awareness about the impacts on society were moderately high Community workers show higher awareness of climate and epidemic changes compared to health professionals People working in provincial levels had a lower score (Coef =-0 64, 95%CI=-1 19 - -0 09) than those working in central level Compared to Northern participants, those living in Central and Southern regions have lower awareness scores regarding “Changes in weather and epidemics” and “Changes in the environment” compared to Northern people The higher awareness about climate and epidemic changes were found to be correlated with the higher awareness of “Impacts on health, society and economy” and “Impact on individuals and families” Community workers scored lower in “Impact on individuals and families” compared to health professionals (Coef -0 75;95%CI=-1 34 - -0 16) This study emphasized the vulnerabilities of Vietnamese communities to epidemics and climate change It suggests the involvements of intersectoral taskforces in the preparedness and responses to climate change and epidemics. [20] We were invited into a remote Indigenous town and community to discuss the lived experience of menstruation with female students as well as clinical, educational and community workers. [21] ABSTRACT The horror of the devastating Grenfell Tower fire, and the shock that ‘it could happen here’, in 21st century Britain, led politicians, professionals, and community workers to proclaim that ‘Grenfell changes everything’. [22] The sample was health care providers (doctors, nurses, social workers and community workers) selected from government primary care centres in all seven districts of Fayoum. [23] In 2016, we conducted a cross-sectional household survey in Timbi-Touni, Guinea using community workers. [24] The highest ranked research priorities were strengthening the public sector workforce (vaccine preventable diseases), enhancing public-health surveillance networks (outbreak preparedness), nutrition support through community workers (primary care integration), encouraging at least 4-8 antenatal visits (maternal health), neonatal resuscitation to reduce birth asphyxia (neonatal health) and pediatric and maternal screening and treatment of tuberculosis (infectious diseases). [25] Healthcare staff and community workers and leaders need to be provided with COVID-19 vaccination and personal protective equipment. [26] This collection also provides important lesson drawing: national–local coordination, social safety nets, and a well-organized sector of community workers are all part of a society’s capacity and resilience in a time of crisis. [27] , researchers, community workers, extension service providers, NGO, etc. [28] The system can be used for the nursing of the elderly living alone or the monitoring and management of the special population in the community by community workers, effectively preventing the physiological accidents and psychological hidden dangers of the elderly and those with mobility difficulties. [29] ” These patients shared their positive experiences of the governmental infection-control strategies to contain the virus; for example, they experienced a quick and adequate medical response, they were con dent in the medical system, or they received help from community workers. [30] However, future iterations of this survey should consider limiting the use of each prioritization score to ensure that responses represent the reality of source limitations and consider focusing on medical professionals and community workers due medical students' limited experience with Vietnam's healthcare infrastructure. [31] Community workers, the main executors in community governance, experience a huge amount of stress, which affects their physical and mental health. [32] These comprised 105 individual interviews, 11 group interviews and 3 focus group discussions (FGDs) with internally displaced women; pregnant and newly delivered women; health and community workers; policy makers, political leaders and organisations working on DRR. [33] Though the book explicitly focuses on social work, many other professionals will find this publication useful including group therapists, counselors, psychologists, creative arts therapists, psychodramatists, community workers, supervisors, and professors. [34] A more thorough understanding of this concept might provide valuable knowledge that health care professionals, researchers and community workers can use to offer meaningful and effective support. [35] The Jamkhed CRHP pioneered provision of services close to people’s homes, use of health teams (including community workers), community engagement, integration of services, and promotion of equity, all key elements of the declaration. [36] Methods This study uses a co-design process based on qualitative action research approach to develop an eHealth tool with health and social service professionals (HSSPs), community workers, and caregivers. [37] Community workers will interview biological mothers to identify alcohol-exposed pregnancies. [38] It takes a positive and holistic approach to sexual health education, and incorporates peer educators, parents, community workers and teachers. [39] Crowdsourcing has the advantages of being cost-effective and saving time, which is a typical embodiment of collective wisdom and community workers’ collaborative development. [40] Interviews with 13 men, ranging in age from young teenagers through to Elders—among whom were Traditional Owners, school pupils, university students, community workers, health professionals and retirees—yielded a conception of Indigenous masculinities not concerned with recovering a lost masculinity. [41] Nine key strategies for service integration were: intervention delivery through community workers and external workers, interdisciplinary delivery, staff and organizational capacity building, engaging community, empowering families, individual counselling, adaption of care to Indigenous sociocultural specificities, and strengthening culture and identity. [42] The intervention provides empirical data from which community workers, researchers, and practitioners can tailor-make group sessions for the South African population and promote resilience in young children. [43] Via workshops with residents and community workers, we critically examine opportunities and challenges for the application's ability to form a horizon and facilitate community collaboration around health in the neighbourhood1. [44] Education and involvement of community workers like Anganwadi workers aid to remove stigma, discrimination and provide better atmosphere conducive for patients with various diseases. [45] In term of enhancing the facilitative and skill role of providing supports and organizing, Camat Gantung and his staff need to improve their competences by following the education and training, technical guidance and workshop about community worker and they also need to build cooperation with the other community workers to assist the Village Government of Jangkar Asam. [46] To explore the aims of the study, four participant groups were selected to participate in semi-structured qualitative interviews: group 1, social workers; group 2, community health nurses; group 3, community workers; and group 4, palliative clients/carers. [47] The history of developing community social work in the world goes back to the end of XIX century and is associated: with the settlement centers creation firstly in England, latterly in the USA for providing of a variety of social services to different categories of community residents due to their needs; employment of community workers; separation of community social work as a third method of social work; appearance of various movements standing up for the socially oppressed people; transferring of social work to local level and increasing the number of services social workers provide at the community level. [48] Community workers and practice researchers may be interested in applying CCRAM-10 to evaluate the effect of specific DRR programmatic activities for improving community resilience. [49] We conducted 25 in-depth interviews (IDIs) of two adivasi communities targeted by an extreme-poverty alleviation programme, 11 key informant interviews (KIIs) with project personnel (community workers, field officers, project managers), community leaders, and healthcare providers, and 9 focus group discussions (FGDs) with community members. [50]此外，对能力建设项目（2008-13 年）数据的二次分析表明，压迫如何使家庭、照顾者、社区工作人员和政府儿童保护工作人员保持沉默。 [1] 本文强调社区工作者在基层传播透明和诚实沟通方面的潜在作用。 [2] 排名最高的研究重点是加强公共部门的劳动力（疫苗可预防疾病），加强公共卫生监测网络（疫情准备），通过社区工作者提供营养支持（初级保健整合），鼓励至少 4-8 次产前检查（产妇保健)、新生儿复苏以减少出生窒息（新生儿健康）以及结核病（传染病）的筛查和治疗。 [3] 根据从女同性恋、男同性恋、双性恋和跨性别 (LGBT+) 青年和社区工作者那里获取的数据，本文重点介绍了 LGBT+ 专业人士所经历的职业压力源。 [4] 对于社区行动方法，我们在研究区域建立了一个社区空间，与社区居民和社区工作者建立伙伴关系，并能够使用多种方法重新访问参与者。 [5] 最后，数字虚拟机的接受度很高（54-93%），与社区工作者分发相比，使用数字虚拟机的 HIVST 吸收率高出六倍。 [6] 这些数据提供了关于青年和社区工作的丰富而令人沮丧的问题，并为新的和成熟的青年和社区工作者提出了挑战，他们将自己和他们的工作置于专业和相关的环境中，同时也对资助者、社区和决策者提出了潜在作用的挑战哪些开放获取的青年工作可以在社会和环境动态和紧张局势中发挥作用。 [7] 本研究探讨了卫生保健工作者和社区工作者对影响居住在葡萄牙的移民妇女参与 CCS 的因素的观点。 [8] 中国的受访者对 COVID-19 有良好的认识、积极的态度和积极的实践，但建议通过微信、微博、网站和社区工作者等方式加强全国宣传，重点关注目标受教育程度低的人群。控制效果更好。 [9] 这项研究还表明，如果在特定项目区域没有任何当地组织合作伙伴作为社区工作者，那么可以从组建地方委员会开始。 [10] 研究人员使用的理论是社区工作者的作用、社区赋权、农业旅游、有机农业、环境、可持续发展和逻辑框架方法的理论。 [11] 因此，针对这些因素可能有助于提高社区工作者的睡眠质量。 [12] 目的 我们旨在设计一种方法，通过社区工作者开展的移动健康来获取直接观察治疗 (DOT)。 [13] 激励社区工作者和护理人员的 CHV 方法是一种比语音呼叫提醒更有效的策略。 [14] 跨国合作的道德原则和最佳实践指导了这种合作关系，包括互惠、公平和赋予卫生保健工作者权力，包括护士、助产士、社区工作者和卫生中心工作人员。 [15] 结论 在南非一个社会经济贫困的城郊定居点，由社区工作人员对怀孕和产后头六个月的母亲进行的家访干预对 13 岁时的儿童认知发展没有总体影响。 [16] 主题包括三个关键领域：文化和语言多元化的社会工作者和社区工作者的代表性和就业；恢复遭受国家认可的暴力的人的人权；以及批判性多元文化社会工作实践的应用。 [17] 方法 培训教师和社区工作者使用 CCDT。 [18] 对于青年和社区工作者来说，这主要是通过非正式教育和批判性教学法来完成的。 [19] s 该研究通过基于网络的调查进行横断面分析，以评估越南卫生专业人员和社区工作者对气候和流行病变化及其对社会的影响的认识和经验 卫生专业人员、医学生和社区工作者被纳入调查采用因子分析探讨措施的构念效度，采用多变量Tobit回归模型检验与气候和流行病变化认知及社会影响相关的因素 结果显示，参与者对气候和流行病变化的认知中等- 低，但对社会影响的意识中等偏高 与卫生专业人员相比，社区工作者对气候和流行病变化的意识更高 省级工作人员的得分较低 (Coef =-0 64, 95%CI=-1 19 - -0 09) 比在中央水平工作的人 与北方的参与者相比，生活在中央水平的人n 与北方人相比，中南部地区对“天气和流行病的变化”和“环境变化”的认知得分较低、社会和经济”以及“对个人和家庭的影响” 与卫生专业人员相比，社区工作者在“对个人和家庭的影响”中得分较低 (Coef -0 75;95%CI=-1 34 - -0 16)越南社区对流行病和气候变化的脆弱性 它表明跨部门工作组参与应对气候变化和流行病的准备和应对。 [20] 我们被邀请到一个偏远的土著城镇和社区，与女学生以及临床、教育和社区工作者讨论月经的生活经历。 [21] 摘要在 21 世纪的英国，毁灭性的格伦费尔塔大火的恐怖，以及“它可能发生在这里”的震惊，导致政治家、专业人士和社区工作者宣称“格伦费尔改变了一切”。 [22] 样本是从法尤姆所有七个区的政府初级保健中心选择的医疗保健提供者（医生、护士、社会工作者和社区工作者）。 [23] 2016 年，我们使用社区工作者在几内亚 Timbi-Touni 进行了一项横断面家庭调查。 [24] 排名最高的研究重点是加强公共部门劳动力（疫苗可预防疾病）、加强公共卫生监测网络（疫情准备）、通过社区工作者提供营养支持（初级保健整合）、鼓励至少 4-8 次产前检查（孕产妇健康） )、新生儿复苏以减少出生窒息（新生儿健康）以及儿科和孕产妇结核病（传染病）的筛查和治疗。 [25] 需要为医护人员、社区工作者和领导者提供 COVID-19 疫苗接种和个人防护设备。 [26] 该系列还提供了重要的经验教训：国家-地方协调、社会安全网和组织良好的社区工作者部门都是社会在危机时期的能力和复原力的一部分。 [27] 、研究人员、社区工作者、推广服务提供者、非政府组织等。 [28] 该系统可用于独居老人的护理或社区工作人员对社区特殊人群的监控管理，有效预防老年人和行动不便者的生理事故和心理隐患。 [29] ” 这些患者分享了他们对政府控制病毒的感染控制策略的积极经验；例如，他们经历了快速和充分的医疗反应，他们对医疗系统充满信心，或者他们得到了社区工作者的帮助。 [30] 但是，该调查的未来迭代应考虑限制每个优先级分数的使用，以确保响应代表来源限制的现实，并考虑关注医疗专业人员和社区工作者，因为医学生对越南医疗基础设施的经验有限。 [31] 社区工作者作为社区治理的主要执行者，承受着巨大的压力，影响着他们的身心健康。 [32] 其中包括与国内流离失所妇女的 105 次个人访谈、11 次小组访谈和 3 次焦点小组讨论（FGD）；孕妇和新分娩的妇女；卫生和社区工作者；政策制定者、政治领导人和致力于 DRR 的组织。 [33] 尽管这本书明确关注社会工作，但许多其他专业人士会发现这本书很有用，包括团体治疗师、咨询师、心理学家、创意艺术治疗师、心理剧作家、社区工作者、主管和教授。 [34] 更透彻地理解这一概念可能会提供宝贵的知识，医疗保健专业人员、研究人员和社区工作者可以利用这些知识来提供有意义和有效的支持。 [35] Jamkhed CRHP 率先在人们家附近提供服务、使用卫生团队（包括社区工作人员）、社区参与、服务整合和促进公平，这些都是宣言的关键要素。 [36] 方法 本研究使用基于定性行动研究方法的协同设计过程，与健康和社会服务专业人员 (HSSP)、社区工作者和护理人员一起开发电子健康工具。 [37] 社区工作人员将采访亲生母亲，以确定暴露于酒精的怀孕。 [38] 它对性健康教育采取积极和全面的方法，并结合了同伴教育者、家长、社区工作者和教师。 [39] 众包具有成本效益和节省时间的优势，是集体智慧和社区工作者协同发展的典型体现。 [40] 对 13 名男性的采访，年龄从青少年到老年人——其中包括传统业主、学生、大学生、社区工作者、卫生专业人员和退休人员——产生了一种不关心恢复失去的男子气概的土著男子气概的概念。 [41] 服务整合的九个关键策略是：通过社区工作人员和外部工作人员提供干预、跨学科服务、员工和组织能力建设、社区参与、赋予家庭权力、个人咨询、使护理适应土著社会文化特点以及加强文化和认同。 [42] 该干预提供了经验数据，社区工作者、研究人员和从业者可以从中为南非人口量身定制小组会议，并提高幼儿的适应能力。 [43] 通过与居民和社区工作人员的研讨会，我们批判性地研究了应用程序在形成视野和促进社区围绕健康的社区合作方面的机会和挑战1。 [44] 像 Anganwadi 工人这样的社区工作者的教育和参与有助于消除污名和歧视，并为患有各种疾病的患者提供更好的氛围。 [45] 在加强提供支持和组织的促进和技能作用方面，Camat Gantung 和他的员工需要通过社区工作者的教育和培训、技术指导和研讨会来提高他们的能力，他们还需要与其他社区建立合作工人协助Jangkar Asam村政府。 [46] 为了探索研究的目的，选择了四个参与者组参加半结构化的定性访谈：第 1 组，社会工作者；第二组，社区卫生护士；第三组，社区工作者；第 4 组，姑息治疗客户/照顾者。 [47] 世界上发展社区社会工作的历史可以追溯到十九世纪末，并与之相关：首先在英国建立定居中心，后来在美国为不同类别的社区居民提供各种社会服务。满足他们的需要；雇用社区工作者；社区社会工作的分离作为社会工作的第三种方法；出现各种为社会受压迫人民挺身而出的运动；将社会工作转移到地方一级，并增加社会工作者在社区一级提供的服务数量。 [48] 社区工作者和实践研究人员可能有兴趣应用 CCRAM-10 来评估特定 DRR 计划活动对提高社区复原力的效果。 [49] 我们对脱贫计划所针对的两个原住民社区进行了 25 次深度访谈 (IDI)，对项目人员（社区工作者、现场官员、项目经理）、社区领袖和医疗保健提供者进行了 11 次关键知情人访谈 (KII) ，以及与社区成员进行的 9 次焦点小组讨论 (FGD)。 [50]
social support psychological 社会支持心理
To explore the relationship between social support and sleep quality of community workers in Wuhan during the coronavirus disease 2019 (the COVID-19 infection epidemic), this research constructed a mediating effect model to explore the mediating psychological mechanism of social support influencing sleep quality of front-line community workers A total of 500 front-line community workers in Wuhan were investigated We used the perceived social support scale (PSSS), the Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale (CD-RISC), the perceived stress scale (PSS), and the Pittsburgh sleep quality index (PSQI) to measure social support, psychological resilience, perceived stress and sleep quality Specifically, the higher the PSQI, the worse the sleep quality Pearson correlation structural equation model was used to analyze the relationship between these factors The results showed that: (1) There was a significant negative correlation between social support, psychological resilience, and perceived stress of community workers and PSQI, that means, the higher the level of social support, psychological resilience, and perceived stress, the higher the sleep quality (2) Social support positively predicted psychological resilience and perceived stress, and perceived stress negatively predicted PSQI (3) Social support can affect sleep quality through the mediating role of psychological resilience and perceived stress, and the mediating role includes two paths: the single mediating role of perceived stress and the chain mediating role of psychological resilience-perceived stress (4) Gender moderates the relationship between social support and perceived stress, and the influence of social support on perceived stress of women is higher than that of men Gender moderates the relationship between psychological resilience and PSQI, and only women's psychological resilience had a negatively predictive effect on PSQI, while men did not, which means that psychological resilience of female frontline community workers can positively predict sleep quality This research reveals the relationship between social support and sleep quality and its mechanism and verifies that social support can indirectly affect physical health through psychological resilience and perceived stress It provides reference suggestions and intervention guidance for improving the sleep quality of community workers. [1]为探讨2019冠状病毒病（COVID-19感染流行）期间武汉市社区工作者的社会支持与睡眠质量的关系，本研究构建了中介效应模型，探讨社会支持影响前线睡眠质量的中介心理机制。一线社区工作者 共调查武汉一线社区工作者 500 名 我们使用感知社会支持量表（PSSS）、康纳戴维森恢复力量表（CD-RISC）、感知压力量表（PSS）和匹兹堡睡眠质量指数（PSQI）衡量社会支持、心理弹性、感知压力和睡眠质量 具体而言，PSQI越高，睡眠质量越差，采用皮尔逊相关结构方程模型分析这些因素之间的关系 结果表明， ：（1）社会支持、心理弹性与感知压力呈显着负相关。社区工作者和 PSQI，即社会支持、心理弹性和感知压力水平越高，睡眠质量越高（2）社会支持正向预测心理弹性和感知压力，感知压力负向预测 PSQI（3）社会支持通过心理复原力和感知压力的中介作用影响睡眠质量，中介作用包括两条路径：感知压力的单一中介作用和心理复原力-感知压力的链式中介作用（4）性别调节关系社会支持与压力感知之间的关系，社会支持对女性压力感知的影响高于男性 性别调节心理复原力与PSQI的关系，只有女性的心理复原力对PSQI有负向预测作用，而男性则有不是，说明女性前线社区的心理韧性本研究揭示了社会支持与睡眠质量的关系及其作用机制，验证了社会支持可以通过心理复原力和感知压力间接影响身体健康。社区工作者。 [1]
Trained Community Workers 训练有素的社区工作者
We describe our experiences developing a manualized parent-youth attachment-based group therapy intervention within a community health organization dedicated to serving low-income Latinx immigrant families, Latino Health Access (LHA), in which services are rendered by trained community workers (promotores). [1] In El Salvador, trained community workers delivered the intervention from late pregnancy to 6 months postpartum as part of a home-visiting programme. [2] Trained community workers used five screening questions to identify persons suspected to have epilepsy. [3] Strategies to reinforce health messages using cell phone reminders, appointment prompts at time of anti-retroviral drug (ARV) refills, and use of trained community workers to review cervical cancer risks may be effective tools in reducing the burden of cervical cancer disease in HIV-positive women in this setting. [4]我们描述了我们在致力于为低收入拉丁裔移民家庭提供服务的社区卫生组织中开发基于亲子-青少年依恋的手动团体治疗干预的经验，拉丁裔健康通道 (LHA)，其中服务由训练有素的社区工作人员（发起人）提供. [1] 在萨尔瓦多，作为家访计划的一部分，训练有素的社区工作者从妊娠晚期到产后 6 个月进行干预。 [2] 受过培训的社区工作人员使用五个筛查问题来识别疑似癫痫患者。 [3] 使用手机提醒、补充抗逆转录病毒药物 (ARV) 时的预约提示以及使用训练有素的社区工作人员审查宫颈癌风险来加强健康信息的策略可能是减轻 HIV- 中宫颈癌疾病负担的有效工具。在这种情况下积极的女性。 [4]
Lay Community Workers 社区工作者
Although several tools are available for measuring different components of disability, it is often difficult for program teams in low resource settings, including lay community workers of community based inclusive development (CBID) programs, to collect and analyze data for program monitoring and evaluation. [1] In this personal reflection, they share lessons learned and experiences on the importance of cultural adaptation and supervision in implementing an intervention delivered by lay community workers. [2] Collectively, current literature crossing high- and low-income settings support the further development and investigation of transdiagnostic approaches that utilize lay community workers as viable treatment options that could help address implementation and sustainability barriers. [3]尽管有多种工具可用于衡量残疾的不同组成部分，但资源匮乏环境中的项目团队，包括基于社区的包容性发展 (CBID) 项目的非专业社区工作者，通常难以收集和分析数据以进行项目监测和评估。 [1] 在这个个人反思中，他们分享了关于文化适应和监督在实施由非专业社区工作者提供的干预措施中的重要性的经验教训。 [2] 总的来说，目前跨越高收入和低收入环境的文献支持进一步开发和调查利用非专业社区工作者作为可行的治疗选择的跨诊断方法，这些方法可以帮助解决实施和可持续性障碍。 [3]
Multicultural Community Workers
Drawing on eight focus groups with doctors, nurses, allied health staff and multicultural community workers, here we explore their accounts of: othering and over-simplification; the role of absences in biographical reciprocity; intimacy, care and carelessness; and entanglements of culture with other aspects of the person. [1] Participants were health professionals (n=57) working with migrants in cancer care, including multicultural community workers, allied health workers, doctors and nurses. [2]借助由医生、护士、专职医疗人员和多元文化社区工作者组成的八个焦点小组，我们在这里探讨了他们对以下内容的描述：他者化和过度简化；缺席在传记互惠中的作用；亲密、关心和疏忽；以及文化与人的其他方面的纠葛。 [1] 参与者是与移民一起从事癌症护理工作的卫生专业人员（n=57），包括多元文化社区工作者、专职卫生工作者、医生和护士。 [2]
Nine Community Workers
Results Four medical doctors, 16 nurses, seven para-medicals, and nine community workers were trained to use visual inspection with acetic acid and treatment of pre-cancerous cells. [1] Design/methodology/approach Drawing on the narratives of nine community workers and ten venue managers the authors examine the community level approach to inform the choice of interventions to reduce risky drinking practices and community wide alcohol-related harm. [2]结果 4 名医生、16 名护士、7 名辅助医务人员和 9 名社区工作人员接受了醋酸视觉检查和癌前细胞治疗的培训。 [1] 设计/方法/方法 借鉴九名社区工作人员和十名场地管理人员的叙述，作者研究了社区层面的方法，以告知干预措施的选择，以减少危险的饮酒行为和社区范围内的酒精相关伤害。 [2]
Aboriginal Community Workers
This is a two-year, outreach-to-household, pragmatic intervention implemented by Aboriginal Community Workers in three remote communities. [1] This article considers what successful working relationships between fly-in professionals and Aboriginal community workers involve. [2]Frontline Community Workers 前线社区工作者
Using a large-scale questionnaire survey of frontline community workers operated in six Chinese cities in February 2020, we conduct statistical analyses and find that the effectiveness of neighborhood collaboration in the pandemic control is predicted by both neighborhood social capital (i. [1] After giving the larger background that are important in the understanding of women’s employment in the context of the pandemic, the article gives an overview of women’s employment during the pandemic taking up two specific sectors that are particularly marked—paid domestic work and frontline community workers (ASHA and Anganwadi workers) are examined in detail. [2]通过对 2020 年 2 月在中国 6 个城市开展的一线社区工作者的大规模问卷调查，我们进行了统计分析，发现邻里协作在疫情控制中的有效性是由邻里社会资本（i. [1] 在给出了大流行背景下理解女性就业的重要背景之后，文章概述了大流行期间女性的就业，包括两个特别明显的特定部门——有偿家政工作和一线社区工作者。 ASHA 和 Anganwadi 工人）进行了详细检查。 [2]
Local Community Workers 当地社区工作者
The involvement of local community workers is essential to ensure the cultural security of care and the decolonization of services. [1] The two main sources of information about preconception care were local community workers and health professionals. [2]当地社区工作者的参与对于确保护理的文化安全和服务的非殖民化至关重要。 [1] 有关孕前护理的两个主要信息来源是当地社区工作者和卫生专业人员。 [2]