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Last updated on 24 January 2008

Local health managers in difficult environments: lessons learned; unusual successes; and a way forward

This publication reports on the activities of a seminar held to explore the local health system manager's contribution to delivering services at the district or community level. (Burnet Health Institute: 2007) More info >>

The Global Health Workforce Alliance

Website of the Global Health Workforce Alliance (GHWA), an international partnership dedicated to identifying and implementing solutions to the health workforce crisis. (World Health Organisation) More info >>

Human resource management in conflict–prone situations: background paper

This paper outlines some of the key challenges and possible responses to managing and developing human resources (HR) in a conflict-prone environment.  (School of Public Health & Community Medicine, University of New South Wales: 2004) More info >>

Australia's health workforce: Research report

The report presents the findings of the commissioned study, Health Workforce, which examined issues impacting on Australia's health workforce. (Australian Productivity Commission: 2006) More info >>

Human resource management in conflict–prone situations: policy considerations

This policy brief summarises the key lessons for developing human resource policies in health in conflict-prone contexts. (School of Public Health & Community Medicine, University of New South Wales: 2004) More info >>


 

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