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Perceptions of Health Workers about Conditions of Service: a Namibian Case Study
Language:
English
Publisher:
Regional Network for Equity in Health in Southern Africa
Series/Journal Title:
EQUINET Discussion Paper
Copyright:
2006
Pages:
23
Description:
This study was implemented as part of the EQUINET theme work on Human Resources for Health coordinated by Health systems Trust. The study set out to explore and describe the influence of conditions of service on the movement and retention of the health professionals in Namibia. It is a qualitative study targeting mainly professional nurses, doctors, social workers and health inspectors at both operational and managerial levels, in public and private sectors. [from executive summary]
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