For nearly three decades, PIH has hired and trained community health workers to help patients faced with these challenges receive care. Our program, which grew out of our work in Haiti, now supports has more than 12,000 community health workers around the world.

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2023年4月7日 · PIH has more than 10,000 community health workers on staff in the 11 countries where it works, with nearly 6,000 in Rwanda alone. Their day-to-day tasks vary, but their mission is the same: accompany patients on their health journeys and beyond.

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2021年9月21日 · Across the country, community health workers have become trusted messengers on the front lines of strong primary care systems, accompanying patients, helping manage care, and coordinating with health centers and hospitals.

Around the world, our 12,000 community health workers—roughly two-thirds of our total staff— visit patients at home, assess their health, and link them as needed with clinics and hospitals.

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Collaborate with other healthcare professionals and community health workers to promote health within the community. Work closely with other healthcare professionals, including nurses, pharmacists, and specialists. Participate in multidisciplinary healthcare teams to …

The home based care community health worker has a big role to play in supporting patients and communities, including: educating patients and community members, providing psychological and social support, serving as the link between the clinic …

2023年8月29日 · Health promotoras, health educators, community ambassadors––though known by many different names, community health workers are frontline public health workers who leverage their unique understanding of local language and culture to connect communities to health care and social support.