October Bulletin | World AMTC Network
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2021 is the International Year of Health & Care Workers
The WHO campaign highlights the urgent need to invest in health workers for shared dividends in health, jobs, economic opportunity & equity.
Assorted Posters: The Global Symposium on Health Workforce Accreditation and Regulation
Including content on: The Role of Integrated Emergency Surgical Officers in Ethiopia, Sierra Leone's Community Health Practitioners
Clinical Officers of East Africa: video
Shot on location in Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda. Images are a collection of medical facilities throughout East Africa. Provided courtesy of...
A Report on the AMTC Worldwide: Cadre Context and Background
The Network: Towards Unity For Health (TUFH) and Facultad de Medicina de la UNAM Presents: TUFH 2020 - TUFH Talk 03: A Report on the...
Towards Unity for Health Talks | Sept. 2019
TUFH Talk Panel: Elsie Kiguli-Malwadde Narelle Campbell Henry Campos David Marsh Speakers: Afdal Kunting Godwin AJA Alex Anawati,...
Developing the health workforce for universal health coverage
There is growing recognition that the progressive realization of universal health coverage (UHC) is dependent on a sufficient, equitably dis
Investing in human resources for health: beyond health outcomes
Human resources for health are necessary to the delivery of health services; only by securing a sufficient, equitably distributed, adequatel
Physician assistants in Ghana
PAs are well accepted in Ghana and form the bedrock for primary care throughout the country.
The Evolving Role of Physicians - Don’t Forget the Generalist Primary Care Providers
It is timely to reconsider the function and training of physicians in health systems where tasks and responsibilities are increasingly shi
Innovations in mental health training: the Kintampo Project, Ghana
Until recently only 2% of people with a mental illness in Ghana, West Africa, received treatment or assessment by health services, as there
Ethiopia's Human Resources for Health Programme
Ethiopia suffers from an acute shortage of health workers at every level, and rural areas, in which 85% of the population live, have been
The Physician Assistant Profession in Ghana
The Physician Assistant profession started in 1969 in Ghana. They are primarily stationed in the rural outreaches of the country
Ethiopia’s Health Officers
The African Health Observatory (World Health Organization (WHO)) shows a 0.7/1000 ratio for the health workforce in Ethiopia, which is below
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