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Gender and Health Workforce Statistics
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Spotlight on Statistics: a Fact File on Health Workforce Statistics
Volume:
2
Copyright:
2008
Description:
Gender analysis of the health workforce may reveal that health systems themselves can reflect or even exacerbate many of the social inequalities they are meant to address and be immune from. Participatory approaches in health workforce planning, development and management should be ensured, where both women and men health workers are given an active role to ensure that research being undertaken is relevant to their needs and interests. Research, policy and programme efforts to address gender equality in the health workforce should lead to strengthened health systems more broadly. [from author]
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