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Developing human resource for health in Ghana, WHO
Human resource development (HRD) practices in local vs foreign
NPHCDA
Human resource management in Ghana: prescriptions and issues
Data Analytics for Healthcare in Developing Countries: A Key Tool
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Sustainability, Free Full-Text
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Sustainability, Free Full-Text
Towards an explanatory framework for national level maternal
PDF) Examining the Impact of Training and Development on Health
Health workforce development
