TAILIEUCHUNG - Lay health workers in primary and community health care: A systematic review of trials

Why is the health promoting school model programme organized the way it is? We have tried to organize the health promoting schools model programme in a way that characterises all constituents of the school structure as thoroughly as possible. This was supposed to help schools make these constituents well-defined parts of health promotion programmes. There could only be a few steps from such programmes to the schools’ individual projects that could under certain circumstances be called school curricula | Lay health workers in primary and community health care A systematic review of trials Lewin SA Babigumira SM Bosch-Capblanch X Aja G van Wyk B Glenton C Scheel I Zwarenstein M Daniels K November 2006 Author affiliations Simon A Lewin MBChB PhD Specialist Scientist Health Systems Research Unit Medical Research Council of South Africa Cape Town South Africa and Senior Lecturer Department of Public Health and Policy London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine London UK Susan M Babigumira MD Researcher Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services Oslo Norway Xavier Bosch-Capblanch MD MSc Public Health specialist. Honorary Lecturer Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Liverpool UK Godwin Aja MCH Associate Professor Babcock University Ilishan-Remo Nigeria Brian van Wyk DPhil Lecturer School of Public Health University of the Western Cape Cape Town South Africa Claire Glenton PhD Researcher Norwegian Knowledge Centre for Health Services Oslo Norway Inger Scheel PhD SINTEF Health Research Oslo Norway Merrick Zwarenstein MBBCh MSc Principal Investigator Knowledge Translation Program and Senior Scientist Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences University of Toronto Toronto Canada Karen Daniels MPH Researcher Health Systems Research Unit Medical Research Council of South Africa Cape Town South Africa Acknowledgements Our thanks to the contact editor Andy Oxman for his support and advice to Marit Johansen for assistance with designing and running the database search strategies to Jan Odgaard-Jensen for statistical guidance to Meetali Kakad and Elizabeth Paulsen for their assistance regarding inclusion assessments and to the staff at the Cochrane EPOC Review Group base for their valuable feedback. Two peer reviewers also provided helpful feedback. Funding The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation NORAD through support for preparation for the International Dialogue on Evidence-informed Action to Achieve Health goals in developing countries IDEAHealth The .

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