Assessment of Human Resources for Health Using Cross-National Comparison of Facility Surveys in Six Countries
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Human Resources for Health
7
22
2009
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Health facility assessments are being increasingly used to measure and monitor indicators of health workforce performance, but the global evidence base remains weak. The World Health Organization coordinated a series of facility-based surveys using a common approach in six countries: Chad, Cote d’Ivoire, Jamaica, Mozambique, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe. The objectives were to inform the development and monitoring of human resources for health policy within the countries; and to test and validate the use of standardized facility-based human resources assessment tools across different contexts. [from abstract]
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Geographic Focus
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