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Brain Drain: Can it be Stopped?
Language:
English
Publisher:
Medact
Series/Journal Title:
Health Exchange
Copyright:
2004
Pages:
pp. 21-23
Description:
The brain-drain may not be stoppable, but it may be manageable. There is a great deal more that developed countries should be doing to support collapsing health systems in poorer countries and improving incentives for health staff to stay. [From author]
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