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Doctor Shortage in Tanzania Leads to Improvisation
Language:
English
Publisher:
PBS
Copyright:
2009
Description:
This video highlights task shifting in Tanzania where many areas rely on assistant medical officers to fill the gap caused by the severe doctor shortage. It also touches on the training of these workers to provide medical care in areas without doctors.
Subject
Geographic Focus
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