Community Health Workers - Where Clause Samples

The 'Community Health Workers - Where' clause defines the specific locations or geographic areas where community health workers are authorized or required to operate. In practice, this clause may specify particular neighborhoods, districts, or facilities where services are to be delivered, ensuring that health workers are deployed in areas of greatest need or as determined by the agreement. Its core function is to provide clarity and prevent misunderstandings about the scope of service locations, ensuring resources are allocated efficiently and in accordance with contractual expectations.
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