A 2010 review by WHO and the Global Health Workforce Alliance identified 19 studies which assessed CHW knowledge, attitudes, and practices [ 20], but only one included data on frequency of CHW recall of critical MNCH content [ 21].
All evaluations were conducted in Africa, and all except one included data from children only.
For the nonhuman evidence stream, we explored the effect of removing one included data set at a time.
Experiment one included data from 24 right-handed native German speakers (15 females) with a mean age of 24 (range 18 35).
For the human evidence stream, we explored the effect of removing one included data set at a time, as well as adding back in an excluded study.
Unlike previous reports out of Headset, this one includes data from consumer insights company Nielsen.
One study included data from several continents [ 12].
One analysis included data from all 12 studies.
Five articles were concerned with cost-minimization analyses, whilst one article included data from patients with stroke in its economic modelling.
Typically, these ARIMA-based models incorporated various meteorological series as covariates although one study also included data on the malaria burden in neighbouring districts.
