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How Can the Migration of Health Service Professionals Be Managed so as to Reduce Any Negative Effects on Supply?
Language:
English
Publisher:
World Health Organization
Copyright:
2008
Pages:
36
Description:
This brief considers the policy implications in Europe of the international migration of health workers and addresses the question of how the migration of health service professionals can be managed in ways that reduce any negative effects on supply. [from executive summary]
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