PHI-2635 Chapter Notes - Chapter 294-302: Opportunity Cost, Health Equity, Extracorporeal
21 Nov 2016
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Some of the wealthiest and healthiest societies are pulling healthcare professionals from poorer and sicker countries, leaving them with substantially fewer health care workers to attend to enormous health needs. The source countries lose a lot: highly needed in skilled personnel, public investments in education and training, and leadership and social capital. If healthcare professionals return home to practice, they bring with them enhanced skills and new ideas. 35% of positions graduated from for medical schools. The overall shortage of healthcare workers tend to be felt most acutely by the most disadvantaged groups in rural areas and those that depend on the public system. Factors: higher salary better working conditions training opportunity relatively stable political conditions beliefs about merit and hopes for the future. James dwyer believe people have the right to end: what it protect people against what are the last people to do how it is related to other rights and concerns.
