Human resources development in Vietnam’s health sector

The implications of health sector reform for human resources development.

The authors argue that "health for all" is not achievable in most countries without health sector reform that incorporates a process of coordinated health and human resources development. They examine the situation in countries in the Eastern Mediterranean Region of the World Health Organization. Though advances have been made, further progress is inhibited by the limited adaptation of traditio...

Human Resources Development: The Challenge of Health Sector Reform

Executive Summary p. 1 1. Introduction p. 10 2. The goals of health sector reform p. 14 3. The performance of the workforce in health and its determinants p. 16 4. Distortions in the production and utilization of HRH and their impact p. 18 5. Approaches to achieving the objectives of sector reform p. 27 6. The nature and objectives of HRD p. 34 7. The scope of HRD p. 35 8. Actors involved in HR...

Private sector, human resources and health franchising in Africa.

In much of the developing world, private health care providers and pharmacies are the most important sources of medicine and medical care and yet these providers are frequently not considered in planning for public health. This paper presents the available evidence, by socioeconomic status, on which strata of society benefit from publicly provided care and which strata use private health care. ...

Human Health in Water Resources Development

Evaluation of Equality in the Distribution of Human Resources in the Health Sector of North Khorasan Province