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Scaling Up, Saving Lives
Language:
English
Publisher:
Global Health Workforce Alliance
Copyright:
2008
Pages:
123
Description:
This report calls for a rapid and significant scaling up of the education and training of health workers as part of a broader effort to strengthen health systems. It highlights the importance of training to meet a country’s own health needs and the great opportunity represented by the increased use of community- and mid-level workers. [from foreword]
There are also two case studies from Ghana and Malawi on strategic implementation of health worker training plans.
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