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With the expansion of the gray literature registry (unconventional literature) in the area of HRS in Latin America and the Caribbean, this space was created for quick access to publications of interest from the Network of Observatories of Human Health Resources, where you will find reports, guides, policies and other technical and scientific publications with the possibility of using filters by topic, year of publication, country, language, among others.

 

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Collaborative HHR planning: Advancing the evidence-base a workshop on data and modeling for effective HHR planning

Groupe Intersol Group.
On March 24th and 25th, 2009, a Health and Human Resource (HHR) Modeling Workshop was held in Vancouver, British Columbia to review HHR planning projects and successes, identify priority evidence and related gaps and challenges, and propose and prioritize realistic, actionable solutions to these gaps and...
Health Workforce/organization & administration, Health Planning/methods, Employment/22060, Personnel Management, Canada
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An inventory of health human resource forecasting models in Canada 2009: an abbreviated report summary

Cameron Health Strategies Group Limited.
With health human resources representing over seventy percent of the health care budget, people remain the greatest asset and the greatest cost of the health care system. The objective of health human resources planning is to equip governments with the information and tools they require to determine how ...
Health Workforce/organization & administration, Canada, Health Planning/methods, Personnel Management, Health Workforce/trends
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National nursing strategies in seven countries of the Region of the Americas: issues and impact

Shasanmi, Rebecca O; Kim, Esther M; Cassiani, Silvia Helena De Bortoli.
Rev. panam. salud pública; 38 (1), 2015
OBJECTIVE: To identify and examine the current national nursing strategies and policy impact of workforce development regarding human resources for health in seven selected countries in the Region of the Americas: Argentina, Canada, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Mexico, Peru, and the United States. METHODS: A rev...
Workforce, Health Workforce, Nursing Services, Argentina, Canada, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Mexico, Peru
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