Management of expatriate medical assistance in Mozambique
2006
Managing Expatriate Medical Assistance in Mozambique
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Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): Vio Ferruccio
Primary Institution: Health Alliance International
Conclusion
The study highlights the effective management of expatriate medical doctors in Mozambique, emphasizing the importance of donor support and strategic contracting mechanisms.
Supporting Evidence
- The health sector in Mozambique relies heavily on foreign doctors due to a shortage of local specialists.
- Expatriate doctors have been contracted through various mechanisms to fill gaps in the healthcare system.
- Donor support has been crucial in funding the salaries of expatriate medical staff.
Takeaway
Mozambique has been hiring foreign doctors to help with its healthcare needs, especially after losing many local doctors. This has helped improve healthcare in the country.
Limitations
The study does not provide specific quantitative data on the effectiveness of the expatriate doctors compared to local doctors.
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