Efficacy of a lay community health worker (promotoras de salud) program to improve adherence to emollients in Spanish-speaking Latin American pediatric patients in the United States with atopic dermatitis: A randomized, controlled, evaluator-blinded study

Henry W. Chen, Emily E. Limmer, Adrienne K. Joseph, Kathryn Kinser, Amanda Trevino, Angel Valencia, Rachel A. Weinheimer, Sara Hassan Youssef, Cecilia Cervantes, Maria Teresa Guzman, Ana Morales, Sandy Morales, Maurica Contreras, Faye Eifert, Darci LaMontagne, Sarah Nouri, Fabiola Reyes, Amit G. Pandya, Arturo R. Dominguez

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