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Tuesday Oct 13, 2009

International Conference on Research in Human Resources for Health: call for abstracts

 



International Conference on Research in Human Resources for Health


 


9-11 June 2010




Rio de Janeiro, Brazil



Jointly organized by:



World Health Organization, Department of Human Resources for Health



Pan American Health Organization / Program of Human Resources



Pan American Health Organization - Representative Office Brazil



Brazilian Ministry of Health, Secretary of Health Labour and Education Management



University of California, Berkeley: Global Health Workforce Economics Network



World Bank

and other partners



Objective: To strengthen evidence and knowledge with respect to health workforce development and to promote the use of innovative methodological approaches, data or tools, to measure and monitor health workforce capacity to respond to public health needs.


Call for abstracts


We invite researchers to submit an abstract related to the following themes, which may be from a country-specific, regional, or global perspective.  Submissions from international collaborations are highly encouraged:


The use of new and existing data sources and tools to measure and monitor the health workforce’s capacity


Parameters of staffing allocation for health services


The use of innovative measures and predictive models to analyze health workforce supply-demand dynamics, as well as wage levels, especially for low-skilled workers


The effect of health workforce geographical distribution, mobility, rural-urban migration, and demographics on access, quality, organization and outputs/outcomes of health service delivery


Health workforce demand and training needs under various health service delivery models


Health productivity and skill mix, and the tools used to measure and monitor them


The structure, scope, and role of the private sector in the supply of human resources for health


Required abstract structure: title, author’(s) name/affiliation, theme (from above), background, objectives, data, methods, results, and health policy implications (maximum word count: 500). Email abstract to conferenciarhs@ims.uerj by 13 January, 2010. Notification of abstract submission results will be communicated by 13 February 2010. If accepted, authors will need to submit manuscripts by 13 April 2010.


Funding for travel and accommodations will be provided for selected presenters.


Conference attendance is free, but space is limited. To register, please RSVP to conferenciarhs@ims.uerj.br. Registration deadline is 13 May 2010.




 


 

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