论文信息 - Solving health workforce shortages with professionals from developing countries

Solving health workforce shortages with professionals from developing countries

■ Recruitment by wealthy countries of health personnel from developing countries is threatening the viability of crucial health programs in poor countries, especially in subSaharan Africa.

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