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12:59 07/09/2010
Wiza Chilongo Malawi at Rumphi District Hospital, Malawi

VSO health reports for WHO forum

To coincide with VSO taking part in the WHO Second Global Forum on Human Resources for Health we have produced the following reports:

Ugandan Health Workers Speak: The Rewards and the Realities

A report that addresses the bad press received by Ugandan health workers and works with the health workers themselves to explore… Read more »

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