An Action Plan To Prevent Brain Drain: Building Equitable Health Systems in Africa
- Author:
- Physicians for Human Rights
- Publisher:
- Physicians for Human Rights
- Publication Date:
- 15 July 2004
- Tags:
- Labour, HIV-Aids and STDs, Environment
The severe shortage of health professionals in Africa is a huge barrier to expanding AIDS treatment and care and other health goals. African countries, donor governments, and international institutions must link their responses to AIDS to a broader initiative to build equitable health systems in Africa, with special attention to strengthening human resources and ensuring the right to health care for all, said a report released today by Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) and its Health Action AIDS campaign.
Halting the African Brain Drain
- Why African Govts Should Halt Brain Drain
- Global Unemployment Figures Rise
- Time for Reflection On Workers' Day
- Workers' Day Beyond the Rally
- Congratulations Workers, It Is Your Big Day
- May Day - Workers Are Now Poorer, Insecure - Labour
- Unfair Labour Practices, Rights Denial Rule Work Places
- Infighting in Labour Unions Blights Workers Day
- May Day - Labour Demands Another Review of Minimum Wage
- Labour Party Calls for Skills Development
- MDC Commemorates Workers' Day
- This Is Not an Ordinary May First
- Is It a Matter of Brain Drain or Brain Gain?
- VIDEO: Africa: Brain Drain Is Causing The Continent To Depend On Foreign Experts
- VIDEO: Doctor Brain Drain Costs African Countries U.S. $2 Billion Yearly
Plugging Africa's Health Worker Brain Drain
- Plugging the Health Worker Brain Drain
- 'There's No Way You Can Stop People From Moving'
- 250 Health Workers Graduate
- Task Shifting Could Address Health Staff Shortages, But is Lethal in the Long Term
- U.S.A to Train 1,500 Doctors
- Over 800 Nurses Trek to Work Abroad
- Pay Doctors Well to Stem Brain Drain
- Hospitals in Bid to Plug Staff Shortage
Africa: Saving Workers From Avoidable Accidents
- Need to Save Workers From Avoidable Accidents
- UN - No Social Protection for Several Workers
- Continent Must Diversify to Create More Jobs - Okonjo-Iweala
- New Jobs Help Locals to Fight Hunger, Food Shortages
- Call for Ratification of Child Labour Conventions
- Job Creation for Youths Essential to Sustainable Future - UN
- ILO Raises Alarm Over Global Unemployment
- Global Unemployment Figures Rise
