Literature Review: The Role of the Private Sector in the Production of Nurses...
This study examines the supply of, demand for, and policy environment of private nurse production in four selected countries. [from abstract]
View ArticleStaff Retention after the Privatization of Township-Village Health Centers: A...
In East China’s Jiangsu Province, the City of Haimen privatized all 25 township-village health centers in 2002. This study assesses the effect of privatization on staff retention among these health...
View ArticlePotential Collaboration with the Private Sector for the Provision of...
This study aimed to explore possibilities for public-private collaboration in the provision of ambulatory care at the primary level in the Mekong region, Vietnam. [from abstract]
View ArticlePrivate Sector Contributions and Their Effect on Physician Emigration in the...
In an attempt to determine if countries with relatively large private health care sectors have relatively low rates of physician emigration, this study collected and analysed the relevant data from...
View ArticleHow Well Can Physicians Manage Tuberculosis? A Public-Private Sector...
This study endeavored to identify the gap in knowledge regarding the diagnosis and management of tuberculosis between public and private doctors and the factors affecting these knowledge scores in...
View ArticleFactors Associated to Referral of Tuberculosis Suspects by Private...
The contrast between the low proportion of tuberculosis (TB) suspects referred from private practitioners in Bali province and the high volume of TB suspects seeking care at private practices suggests...
View ArticleInnovative Financing for Preservice Education of Health Professionals
In an environment of limited resources, educational institutions must be creative in finding financial resources. This free eLearning course provides an overview of creative financing mechanisms...
View ArticleRoundtable discussion: What is the Future Role of the Private Sector in Health?
This roundtable discussion offers diverse perspectives from a range of stakeholders - a health funder, a representative from an implementing organization, a national-level policy-maker, and an expert...
View ArticleRole of Private Sector for HRH (Human Resource for Health) Production in Nepal
Human Resource for Health production was started in Nepal in a limited way some eighty years ago and picked up a somewhat faster pace from the 1950s as per the requirements at that time. The...
View ArticleAn Investigation of Staff Turnover at a Private Healthcare Provider in the...
The study sought to investigate the factors contributing to the high turnover of clinical staff at two Catholic Health Services (CHS) hospitals of Andara and Nyangana in the Kavango region of Namibia....
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