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Evidence on Economic Evaluations of Community Health Worker Programmes in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Protocol for a Scoping Literature Review (2015-2023)
- James O'Donovan
- Madeleine Ballard
- Meghan Kumar
- Zeus Aranda
- Angele Bienvenue Ishimhwe
- Mardieh Dennis
- Karen Finnegan
- Beth Geoffroy
- Matias Iberico
- Mercy Kafotakoza
- Patrick Kawooya
- Maryse Kok
- lazola Makhupula
- Molly Mantus
- Sandra Mudhune
- Marius Nkenfack
- Vincent Okoth Aketch
- George Omondi Paul
- Aradhana Thapa
- Barbara Willett
- Jessica Cook
- Zoe Isaacs
- Marjolein Dieleman
- Sophie Witter
- Kelsey Vaughan
- Daniel Palazuelos
- Trio Sirmareza
- Rizky Deco Praha
- Helen Olsen
- Lily Martin
- Ariwame Jiménez
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Description: This study seeks to synthesize and critically review evidence on economic evaluations of Community Health Worker (CHW) programmes in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) between 2015 and 2023. The last review published on this topic was in 2015. The aims of the study are (i) to provide an overview of the peer-reviewed and gray literature exploring the economic evaluation of CHW programmes based in LMICs between 2015-2023; (ii) to identify the demographics, methods and outcomes of these studies; (iii) to identify current gaps in the existing literature to inform original research addressing economic evaluation of CHW programmes and (iv) to specifically inform the design of an original economic evaluation of professional CHW programmes.
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