A Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW) is a trained health professional who provides basic healthcare services at the community and primary healthcare levels. They promote health, prevent diseases, treat minor illnesses, provide maternal and child health services, educate the community on healthy practices, and refer complicated cases to higher health facilities. CHEWs serve as an important link between the community and the healthcare system.
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