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Brain Drain into Brain Gain? A Review of Policies to address the Shortage of Human Resources for Health Indonesia
Author: Grewal, Gurveen Kaur
Date created: 2016-04
Task shifting in Malawi: the role of expert patients
Author: Palmer, Alexis Kathleen
Date created: 2008

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  • Graduating extended essay / Research project (1)
  • Thesis (1)

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  • Grewal, Gurveen Kaur (1)
  • Palmer, Alexis Kathleen (1)

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  • Health Sciences Capstone Projects (1)
  • Health Sciences Theses (1)

Scholarly level

  • Graduate student (Masters) (2)

Thesis Advisor

  • Mills, Edward (1)

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  • No (1)

Keywords

  • (-) Human resources for health (2)
  • AIDS (Disease) -- Economic aspects – Malawi (1)
  • AIDS (Disease) -- Social aspects -- Malawi (1)
  • Africa (1)
  • Brain drain (1)
  • Expert Patients (1)
  • HIV/AIDS (1)
  • Health worker migration (1)
  • Malawi (1)
  • Malawi -- Economic conditions (1)
  • Malawi -- Social conditions (1)
  • Task shifting (1)
  • WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel (1)

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