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Health Worker Motivation in Georgia: Contextual Analysis
Language:
English
Publisher:
Partners for Health Reform
Series/Journal Title:
Major Applied Research Paper
Copyright:
2000
Pages:
41
Cost:
Free of charge to individuals or institutions in developing countries. Charge for all others.
Description:
This paper represents the first phase of a larger study examining health worker motivation in two hospitals in Tbilisi, Georgia. The paper analyzes the context within which health workers are located and describes historic trends in the position of health workers and the current efforts to reform the health sector. It also provides a detailed analysis of work conditions and organizational features of the two study hospitals. [from abstract]
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