Future Policy Options for HRH Production in the Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Human Resources Development Journal
Volume:
2
Issue:
3
Copyright:
1998
Pages:
16
Description:
Most human resources for health in developing countries are produced by highly subsidized public institutes. Due to inequity in basic education most health science students are from wealthier urban families. They tend to remain in urban areas after graduation, creating inequitable distribution of health personnel. At the same time the public education institutes are subject to strong bureaucratic inefficiency and usually no systematic quality control system. This paper analyses this situation in Thailand. [adapted from abstract]
Subject
Geographic Focus
Resource Type
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