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Human Resource Management Interventions to Improve Health Workers' Performance in Low and Middle Income Countries: a Realist Review
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Health Research Policy and Systems
Volume:
7
Issue:
7
Copyright:
2009
Description:
Improving health workers’ performance is vital for achieving the Millennium Development Goals. In the literature on human resource management interventions to improve health workers’ performance in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC), hardly any attention has been paid to the question how HRM interventions might bring about outcomes and in which contexts. Our aim was to explore if realist review of published primary research provides better insight into the functioning of interventions in LMIC. [abstract]
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