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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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CSP27. R7: Regional goals for human resources for health 2007-2015: resolution

Pan American Health Organization. World Health Organization.
THE 27th PAN AMERICAN SANITARY CONFERENCE, Having analyzed the regional goals for human resources for health 2007-2015 (Document CSP27/10); Taking into account the urgency for a collective effort to address the prevailing crisis of human resources for health in the Region of the Americas and globally; Co...
Health Workforce/trends, PAHO Executive Committee, Pan American Sanitary Conference, Universal Access to Health Care Services, Goals, Regional Health Planning/trends, Resolutions, Employment/trends
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CE162/25: PASB human resources management

Pan American Health Organization. PASB Human Resources Management.
This report highlights human resources initiatives taken in 2017, including advances made in the implementation of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau (PASB) human resources strategy known as the “People Strategy” for 2015-2019, 1 and provides statistics on trends in the workforce of PASB. (AU)...
PAHO Executive Committee, Personnel Management, Health Workforce/trends, Staff Development/trends, Health Human Resource Training, Employment/trends, Latin America
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CE162/24: Update amendments to the PASB Staff Regulations and Rules

Pan American Health Organization. World Health Organization.
Introduction 1. The Staff Regulations of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau (PASB) may be supplemented or amended by the Directing Council or the Pan American Sanitary Conference of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) pursuant to Staff Regulation 12.1. 2. In accordance with Staff Rule 020, the Staf...
PAHO Executive Committee, Staff Development/standards, Personnel Management, Health Workforce/standards, Social Control, Formal, Constitution and Bylaws
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CE156/INF: Regional goals for human resources for health 2007-2015: final report

Pan American Health Organization. World Health Organization.
In September 2007, the 27th Pan American Sanitary Conference adopted Resolution CSP27.R7, Regional Goals for Human Resources for Health 2007-2015 (1), which sought to support the development of national action plans for human resources for health to strengthen primary health care and help achieve univers...
Health Workforce/trends, PAHO Executive Committee, Pan American Sanitary Conference, Universal Access to Health Care Services, Goals, Regional Health Planning/trends, Employment/trends, Latin America
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CE162/26: Statement by the representative of the PAHO/WHO Staff Association

Pan American Health Organization. World Health Organization.
In introducing this document, we wish to reiterate the commitment of the staff and the Association to the vision, mission, and values of the Organization. We are always mindful that the values of equity, excellence, solidarity, respect, and integrity should guide our actions and inspire new generations t...
PAHO Executive Committee, Societies, 16359, Interprofessional Relations, Staff Development/trends, Health Workforce/trends
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CE160//18: Strategy on human resources for universal access to health and universal health coverage

Pan American Health Organization.
The countries of the Region of the Americas recently reaffirmed their commitment to universal access to health and universal health coverage. They recognize that despite progress made in economic and social development and in strengthening health systems, there are still inequities and exclusion in acces...
Health Workforce/trends, Universal Health Coverage, Health Services Accessibility, Health Systems/economics, Health Strategies, Personnel Management, Americas, PAHO Executive Committee
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