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Retention of Health Workers in Malawi: Perpectives of Health Workers and District Management
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Human Resources for Health
Volume:
7
Issue:
65
Copyright:
2009
Pages:
9
Description:
Most of the district health services in Malawi are provided by nurses and clinical health officers specially trained to provide services that would normally be provided by fully qualified doctors or specialists. This study explores how these cadres are managed and motivated and the impact this has on their performance. [adapted from abstract]
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