Factors Associated With Mental Health Outcomes Among Health Care Workers Exposed to Coronavirus Disease 2019

Managing mental health challenges faced by healthcare workers during covid-19 pandemic

Healthcare providers on the frontlines: a qualitative investigation of the social and emotional impact of delivering health services during Sierra Leone’s Ebola epidemic

Optimism of health care workers during a disaster: a review of the literature (2011)

Identifying factors for job motivation of rural health workers in North Viet Nam

Motivation or demotivation of health workers providing maternal health services in rural areas in Vietnam: findings from a Mixed-methods study

Gendered negotiations for research participation in community-based studies: implications for health research policy and practice

Enhancing fieldworkers’ performance management support in health research: an exploratory study on the views of field managers and fieldworkers from major research centres in Africa

Enhancing quality and integrity in biomedical research in Africa: an international call for greater focus, investment and standardisation in capacity strengthening for frontline staff

Field workers at the interface

Experiencing everyday ethics in context: frontline data collectors perspectives and practices of bioethics

Community Members Employed on Research Projects Face Crucial, Often Under-Recognized, Ethical Dilemmas

Communication between health workers and ethnic minorities in Vietnam

Vietnam has made notable progress in reducing maternal mortality rates during the past 2 decades, but this overall improvement conceals regional and ethnic inequalities. Ethnic minorities in Vietnam experience high rates of poverty and mortality, and they face communication and cultural barriers when accessing health services. Poor communication with health professionals combined with limited health literacy is concerning, particularly in the maternal health context, and may exacerbate existing inequalities.

Evolving friendships and shifting ethical dilemmas: fieldworkers' experiences in a short term community based study in Kenya

In this paper, we draw on qualitative observation and interview data collected alongside a six month basic science study which involved a team of FWs regularly visiting 47 participating households in their homes. The qualitative study documented how relationships between field workers and research participants were initiated, developed and evolved over the course of the study, the shifting dilemmas FWs faced and how they handled them.