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This study assesses the effectiveness of counseling from minimally trained community health workers in reducing anxiety/depression, the rate of recurrence and the interval preceding recurrence in women during first two and a half years after childbirth.

The research, which looked at the effectiveness of acetic acid screening by primary health workers in reducing cervical cancer mortality, found that the method could actively reduce cervical cancer mortality by nearly one third.

While the available studies provide some evidence of the benefit of utilizing CHWs on reduction of stillbirths, there is a need for further research, especially large-scale studies to evaluate the role of alternative cadres of community workers in reducing or preventing adverse pregnancy outcomes.

The objective of our study is to determine the feasibility of a large RCT that will test the efficacy of connecting an injured youth at the time of injury with a support worker in reducing the incidence of subsequent violent injury versus standard of care.

What role do health workers play in reducing maternal mortality?

Further, there is evidence from two clinical trials of the effectiveness and feasibility of RNs working with personal support workers (PSWs) in reducing depressive symptoms among older adults in long-term care settings [ 71, 72].

But researchers are finding that the benefits of such programs are generally short-lasting, and companies are as much interested in pushing workers harder as in reducing their stress.

The responsibilities of all health workers and services in reducing the diagnosis gap has been emphasised by leaders across disciplines [ 9].

The report warns that the government has already succeeded in reducing workers' rights, when in 2012 the qualifying period for unfair dismissal rights was increased from one to two years, along with new caps on compensation.

Indeed, in most countries, according to the OECD, there are far more gains to be had in bringing inactive workers into work than in reducing unemployment to its "natural" rate.

Introduction: A retrospective analysis evaluated the effectiveness of an insurance carrier's flexible loss control service strategy in reducing workers' compensation policyholders' reported injury and illness claims.