Retention of female volunteer community health workers in Dhaka urban slums: a prospective cohort study

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Performance-based incentives not enough to retain trained CHWs. New @icddr_b & @BRACWorld http://t.co/fN01dXbIVQ #healthworkerscount

Performance-based incentives not enough to retain trained CHWs. New @icddr_b & @BRACWorld http://t.co/fN01dXbIVQ #healthworkerscount

@ideaspak "@BRACworld: @icddr_b :How to motivate & retain community health workers? A joint study by icddr,b &BRAC - http://t.co/gxeqs6JXD3"

"@BRACworld: MT @icddr_b : How to motivate and retain community health workers? A joint study by icddr,b and BRAC - http://t.co/E2iWJ5z414"

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