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Shortages and Shortcomings: the Maternal Health Workforce Crisis
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
id21 Insights
Volume:
11
Copyright:
2007
Description:
Providing maternal care requires a viable and effective health workforce. In many countries, and certainly in all countries where maternal mortality is high, the size, skills and infrastructure of the workforce is inadequate… Apart from taking urgent corrective action on salaries and conditions, strategic decisions must be made in three areas: training, deployment, and retention of health workers. [author’s description]
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