Brain Drain
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| − | The term 'brain drain' refers to the net migration of skilled people from one place to another. The 'brain drain' in health is a part of a global health workforce crisis because of the net migration of health professionals from resource-poor countries to resource-rich countries. | + | ''The term 'brain drain' refers to the net migration of skilled people from one place to another. The 'brain drain' in health is a part of a global health workforce crisis because of the net migration of health professionals from resource-poor countries to resource-rich countries. '' |
| + | The PHM Oz Brain Drain Working Group aims to: | ||
| + | * raise awareness of the brain drain issues in Australia, | ||
| + | * advocate for change in Australian policy to reflect the need for global equity in access to health resources, | ||
| + | * to collaborate with other PHM groups who are working on brain drain issues and | ||
| + | * to explore possible solutions in Australia and globally. | ||
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| + | === PHM Oz Links === | ||
[[About Brain Drain]] | [[About Brain Drain]] | ||
Revision as of 23:30, 28 April 2005
The term 'brain drain' refers to the net migration of skilled people from one place to another. The 'brain drain' in health is a part of a global health workforce crisis because of the net migration of health professionals from resource-poor countries to resource-rich countries.
The PHM Oz Brain Drain Working Group aims to:
- raise awareness of the brain drain issues in Australia,
- advocate for change in Australian policy to reflect the need for global equity in access to health resources,
- to collaborate with other PHM groups who are working on brain drain issues and
- to explore possible solutions in Australia and globally.
