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Maternal Health Workforce Expansion and Local Childbirths.

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The Public Health Workforce

Health Affairs, 2002
Defining the public health workforce and specifying its performance requirements present equal challenges as the nation anticipates public health needs for the twenty-first century. The core group of professionals employed by government public health agencies works in close partnership with a wide range of public, private, and voluntary organizations ...
Kristine, Gebbie   +2 more
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The Health Workforce

2020
Primary healthcare generally is the first point of contact for a patient entering the health system. Secondary care is provided by a facility or specialist after referral by a primary health clinician. The establishment of Local Hospital Networks across the country is underway as a strategy to optimize delivery, coordination and access to secondary ...
Alister Hodge, Wayne Varndell
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Workforce Health And Productivity

Health Affairs, 2017
Work and health are inextricably linked. Most American adults spend nearly half of their waking hours at work. Poor physical and social working conditions are associated with chronic illnesses such as hypertension, and work-related accidents and illnesses claim billions of dollars in health care costs and lost productivity annually.
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Health Workforce Canada: A Source of Innovation in Health Workforce Planning

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In 2023, federal, provincial and territorial governments created Health Workforce Canada with a mandate to transform health workforce planning. Strategic initiatives focus on convening networks, advancing data, catalyzing modelling and forecasting and sharing promising practices.
Deb, Gordon, Glenda, Yeates
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No health without a workforce, no workforce without nurses

British Journal of Nursing, 2016
Judith Shamian, President of the International Council of Nurses, looks back over 2015 and considers how nurses across the world can address the challenges ahead.
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