For More Than Love or Money: Attitudes of Student and In-Service Health Workers Towards Rural Service in India
English
Human Resources for Health
11
58
2013
In India, there is a constant tug of war in national policy on “Which health worker is needed in rural areas?” and “Who can, realistically, be got there?” In this article, we try to inform this debate by juxtaposing perspectives of three cadres involved in primary care in India—allopathic, ayurvedic and nursing—on rural service. We also identify key incentives for improved rural retention of these cadres. [adapted from abstract]
Subject
Geographic Focus
Resource Type
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