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Human Resources Development as Part of the Response to the Changing Paradigm of International Health Functions: the Case of Thailand
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Human Resources for Health Development Journal
Copyright:
1999
Description:
This paper analyses in detail the changing international health paradigms and the situations that challenge international mechanisms existing globally and in Thailand. Human resources development on international health and negotiation skills constitute the core responses. The initial success of the recent development in Thailand is also reviewed. Finally, the conceptual framework, possible strategies and priority activities are proposed to be carried out for future international health development. [from abstract]
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