Home > Repository > Search result
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.

 

Search interface that allows the recovery of indexed documents of the Repository of Human Health Resources.

Results: 3

The global advisory panel on the future of nursing & midwifery report: 2014-2017

Sigma Theta Tau International.
Future of Nursing & Midwifery (GAPFON®) is to establish a voice and vision for the future of nursing and midwifery that will advance global health while simultaneously strengthening professional roles. GAPFON provides a platform for nursing and midwifery to have an inclusive voice worldwide, to be a cat...
Nursing/trends, Midwifery/trends, Health Policy/trends, Global Health, Leadership, Guideline
Fulltext

Nursing and midwifery in the history of the World Health Organization 1948-2017

World Health Organization.
Every country needs a competent, motivated, well-distributed and supported health workforce. Health workers are the cornerstone of the strong, resilient health systems needed to achieve universal health coverage. These are the people who keep the world safe, improve health, and protect the vulnerable. Th...
Nursing/organization & administration, Education, Public Health Professional, Midwifery/organization & administration, Students, Nursing, Curriculum, Staff Development, Family Health/history, Midwifery/trends, Nursing/trends
Fulltext

Evaluation of nursing and midwifery in the Region of the Americas: analysis of questionnaires completed by 33 of 35 countries

Pan American Health Organization. World Health Organization.
This report is being done to document the progress made toward the implementation of World Health Assembly (WHA) Resolution 49.1: Strengthening Nursing and Midwifery in the Region of the Americas. The WHO identified the need to strengthen the roles of nurses and midwives in 1948 and the first World Healt...
Nursing Services/trends, Midwifery/trends, Delivery of Health Care/trends, Public Health/22060, Personnel Management, Staff Development
Fulltext