Among other topics, the meeting reviewed the global, regional and national level experiences on establishing Observatories on HRH and their strategic functions; and explored the SEE region specific objectives and workplan.
You can read or download a copy of the program by clicking here.
You can read or download a copy of the presentations by clicking on their title below:
Health workforce challenges and implications on health system in the Republic of Moldova
Dr Andrei Usatîi, Minister of Health of the Republic of Moldova
Better managing the mobility of health professionals in the Republic of Moldova: The scope and objectives of the EU funded project
Dr Ala Nemerenco, Team Leader, WHO Country Office in the Republic
of Moldova
Health professional mobility and health systems: Evidence generated by thePROMeTHEUS project
Dr Matthias Wismar, European Observatory on Health Systems and
Policies
Role of statistical data on human resources for health: challenges and policyoptions
Dr Galina Perfilieva, WHO Regional Office for Europe
Information systems on human resources for health
Mr Reijo Ailasmaa, Finland
An overview of HRH Observatories
Prof Gilles Dussault, WHO Collaborating centre, Lisbon, Portugal.
Experience of WHO EMRO Observatory on HRH
Dr Walid Abubaker, Focal point on HRH Observatory, WHO/EMRO
Roles and functions of the Observatory for the South-eastern Health Network countries
Dr Nicolae Jelamschi, SEE RHDC on HRH, the Republic of Moldova
National Observatories on HRH: a way forward
Dr Nicolae Jelamschi, SEE RHDC on HRH, the Republic of Moldova
WHO Commitments: Global Code of Practice on the InternationalRecruitment of Health Personnel
Dr Galina Perfilieva, WHO/Regional Office for Europe
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