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Malawi's Emergency Human Resources Programme
Language:
English
Publisher:
Global Health Workforce Alliance
Copyright:
2008
Pages:
8
Description:
Malawi’s health human resources initiatives since the late 1990s provide a good example of a comprehensive national scale-up plan for the health workforce. Its Emergency Human Resources Plan has shown modest but promising results. Health worker attrition remains high and tutor supply low, but training capacity has been substantially expanded and Malawi is expected to begin meeting training output targets in 2008. [from introduction]
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