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Data on the Migration of Health-Care Workers: Sources, Uses and Challenges
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Bulletin of the World Health Organization
Volume:
82
Issue:
8
Publication Date:
2004
Pages:
7
Description:
Most statistics on the migration of health-care workers are neither complete nor fully comparable, and they are often underused, limited, because they often give only a broad description of the phenomena, and are not as timely as required. This paper presents information on the uses of statistics and those who use them, the strengths and limitations of the main data sources, and other challenges that need to be met to obtain good evidence on the migration of health workers. This paper also proposes methods to improve the collection, analysis, sharing, and use of statistics on the migration of health workers. [adapted from abstract]
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