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Lee 2025 CHW Cancer Program Evaluation

This study focused on programs in New York City designed to reduce infection-related cancers like stomach, liver, and cervical cancer among Asian American communities. These programs used community health workers to provide culturally adapted education, healthcare navigation, and connections to care. The researchers found that success relied on gaining support from trusted community leaders, respecting cultural and language differences, adapting programs to meet community needs, and supporting the health workers themselves through training and collaboration. Overall, the programs helped improve access to healthcare and reduced health disparities for underserved groups.

Resource Type
Publications and reports
Setting
Community-based organization Healthcare Place of worship
Priority Population
Immigrant populations Racial/ethnic minorities Women
Language
English
Topic Area
Breast cancer Cervical cancer Stomach cancer H. pylori

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