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Health Personnel in Southern Africa: Confronting Maldistribution and Brain Drain
Language:
English
Publishers:
Regional Network for Equity in Health in Southern Africa, Health Systems Trust
Series/Journal Title:
EQUINET Discussion Paper
Volume:
3
Copyright:
2003
Pages:
41
Description:
The report provides evidence of inadequate ratios of personnel to population for key skilled health personnel, and a maldistribution of personnel along three different axes, between: public and private heath sectors, urban and rural areas and tertiary and primary levels of the health system. It describes the exodus of healthcare workers from areas of poverty and low socio-economic development, to more highly developed areas. [from executive summary]
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