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Task Shifting to Tackle Health Worker Shortages
Language:
English
Publisher:
World Health Organization
Publication Date:
2007
Pages:
12
Description:
The shortage of well-trained health workers is global, but low- and middle-income countries where HIV and AIDS are taking the greatest toll feel the crisis most acutely. This report provides examples and statistics about the potential for task shifting to help with the problem of health worker shortages. [adapted from author]
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