Enabling determinants | Constraining determinants |
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• Adopters are greatly motivated to work with health promotion. | • Many CHWs feel alone and overwhelmed with their work tasks. |
• Health consultants have relevant educational knowledge and experience. | • Health consultants lack expertise for evaluating initiatives. |
• As a newly employed health consultant it is challenging to acquire the necessary background knowledge of the program. | |
• CHWs use the knowledge resources available to them (e.g. LPC). | • CHW-managers typically focus on treatment instead of health promotion. Thereby guidance to CHWs can be confusing. |
• CHWs have in general a low level of education, which rarely relate to health promotion. |