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Nader Jahanmehr,Soheila Damiri,Zahra Meshkani Nader Jahanmehr
Backgrounds: Physicians are among the most vital healthcare resources. The equitable distribution of human resources could help policymakers to reach equity as the most important health care goal. In Iran, addressing the ...
Tsegaye G Haile,Justin Manuel,Mohamed Estai Tsegaye G Haile
Background: Research capacity building (RCB) aims to enhance skills, embed evidence-informed practice, and contribute to improving patient and workforce outcomes, particularly in rural and remote areas that are disproport...
Mariana Fagundes Cinti,Juliana Leme Gomes,Mário Lopes et al. Mariana Fagundes Cinti et al.
Introduction: The World Health Organization encourages the strengthening of rehabilitation care worldwide through the "Call for Action to 2030," emphasizing primary health care (PHC) as a fundamental strategy. ...
Léa Sinno,Yesser Sebeh,Marta Antoniv et al. Léa Sinno et al.
Background: Armed conflicts threaten the resilience of health systems and the continuity of medical education. The war in Ukraine has impacted the health infrastructure and depleted the workforce, highlighting the need fo...
Belinda O&#x;Sullivan,Kristine Battye,Deborah Roczo Belinda O&#x;Sullivan
Background: Professional support is an important strategy to improve the retention of rural doctors. However, it is poorly defined and understood within the context of rural medicine making it challenging to design and im...
Samuel Kidane,Diana Rujema,Zenawi Zerihun et al. Samuel Kidane et al.
Background: The surge in armed conflicts since the mid-2000s has significantly disrupted healthcare systems, leading to humanitarian crises and profound economic and infrastructure damage. This study explores the experien...
Franziska Ulrike Jung,Erik Bodendieck,Alexander Pabst et al. Franziska Ulrike Jung et al.
Background: Currently, the health care system in Germany is facing a serious physician shortage. Previous research reported changes in working hours and a tendency towards a reduction in clinical hours. The aim was to inv...
Virginia Zweigenthal,Nicola Christofides,Thembelihle Dlungwane et al. Virginia Zweigenthal et al.
Background: The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the need for public health professionals to be embedded in country health systems. The Master of Public Health (MPH), offered widely, is accepted as the entry degree for publi...
Catherine Binda,Rachel Livergant,Jamie Tersago et al. Catherine Binda et al.
Background: Task shifting and task sharing (TS/S) redistribute responsibilities across cadres to expand access to healthcare, particularly in underserved areas. TS/S addresses workforce shortages and improves the availabi...
Wen Li,Robyn M Gillies,Hong Sun et al. Wen Li et al.
Background: Critical workforce shortages in primary care (PC) and academic medicine (AM) persist in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). China hosts approximately 68,000 international medical students (IMSs), pr...