Centering Women and Newborns in Health Human Resources Planning: A needs-based approach to primary maternity health care in Nova Scotia
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Summary
The author revealed that interprofessional Collaboration as a Key HHR Strategy and Selecting measures of maternal-newborn health needs and described mixed methods designs were key strategies for future HHR strategy development.
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- 2015-11-16
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Keywords
Nova scotia, Nova (rocket), Primary care, Primary health care, Medicine
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