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Community Health Volunteer's Training Manual - Population Council

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Module 1 The CHPS Concept<br />

Unit 4<br />

Teamwork<br />

54<br />

Introduction<br />

This unit is about working with other people and getting along with them. By all means the<br />

work of making our communities healthy must be done. People like you and the village<br />

health committees form the teams that get the work done. You need to work together in<br />

order to improve the health status of the community. Let’s now discuss teamwork.<br />

Figure 1.4.1: Team work<br />

Unit Objectives Unit Topics<br />

By the end of this unit participants will be able to: 1. Understanding the team concept<br />

1. Explain the team concept<br />

2. Team Dynamics<br />

2. Discuss group dynamics in various CHPS teams 3. Advantages and Challenges of teamwork<br />

3. Discuss individual differences and how to cope 4. Qualities of a Team Player<br />

with them<br />

5. Leadership and Teamwork<br />

4. Identify and discuss qualities of a good team<br />

player<br />

5. Discuss advantages and challenges of teamwork<br />

Key words and phrases:<br />

team, group, dynamics team player, stakeholder, personalities<br />

How many of you come from a family? We all do. Each person in the family works with<br />

other people in the family to make the family grow. For instance, our mothers bear all the<br />

children and look after them, the head of the family gives direction and works with the<br />

elders to bring development projects to the family. Our men folk work to bring money,<br />

and they give names to our children. When there is a funeral or new birth, or marriage, the

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