Assessing community health workers’ time allocation for a cervical cancer screening and treatment intervention in Malawi: a time and motion study

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Jobiba Chinkhumba
Dorothy Low
Evelyn Ziphondo
Lizzie Msowoya
Darcy Rao
Jennifer S. Smith
Erik Schouten
Victor Mwapasa
Luis Gadama
Ruanne Barnabas
Lameck Chinula
Jennifer H. Tang
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[1] Kamuzu University of Health Sciences,Department of Health Systems and Policy
[2] Kamuzu University of Health Sciences,Health Economics and Policy Unit
[3] University of Washington,Department of Global Health
[4] UNC Project,Department of Epidemiology
[5] University of Washington,Division of Infectious Diseases
[6] University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,Department of OB
[7] Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center,GYN
[8] Massachusetts General Hospital,undefined
[9] Harvard Medical School,undefined
[10] University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,undefined
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Community health workers; Cervical cancer screening and prevention therapy; Time and motion study;
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