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Understanding volunteer retention in a complex, community‐centred intervention: A mixed methods study in Ontario, Canada

Abstract

Volunteers are critical to supporting health care systems worldwide. For organisations that rely on volunteers, service to clients can be disrupted when volunteers leave their roles. Volunteer retention is a multi-layered phenomenon. In this mixed methods case-control study, we compared two naturally-occurring volunteer groups supporting a complex primary care-based programme for older adults in the community: volunteers retained by the …

Authors

Gaber J; Clark RE; Lamarche L; Datta J; Talat S; Bomze S; Marentette‐Brown S; Parascandalo F; Di Pelino S; Oliver D

Journal

Health & Social Care in the Community, Vol. 30, No. 6, pp. 2259–2269

Publisher

Hindawi

Publication Date

November 2022

DOI

10.1111/hsc.13775

ISSN

0966-0410