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- HRH Overview Documents
Impact of Migration on the Medical Workforce in Sri Lanka
Language:
English
Publisher:
Asia-Pacific Action Alliance on Human Resources for Health
Copyright:
2008
Pages:
16
Description:
According to the Sri Lankan Ministry of Health, there were only 0.589 physicians per 1000 population in 2006 This ratio is well below that of many countries with equivalent income levels. In order to determine the optimum level of production of medical graduates within the country, it is necessary to understand the extent of entry of foreign medical graduates into the national workforce, as well as the proportion lost to the workforce through overseas migration. [from abstract]
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