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Generic
%T
Health Worker Survey in Timor-Leste
%A Oxford Policy Management
%A World Bank
%K ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE
%K ANTENATAL CARE
%K BABY
%K BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
%K BULLETIN
%K CAESAREAN SECTION
%K CARE FOR CHILDREN
%K CHILDREN
%K CITIZENS
%K CLINICS
%K COMMON COLD
%K COMMUNITY HEALTH
%K COUNSELLING
%K DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
%K DIABETES
%K DISABILITIES
%K DISABILITY
%K DISEASES
%K DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
%K DRUGS
%K EMERGENCY CARE
%K ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
%K ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
%K EXERCISES
%K FAMILIES
%K FAMILY MEMBERS
%K FAMILY PLANNING
%K FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES
%K FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS
%K GENDER BALANCE
%K GENDER EQUITY
%K GENDER PERSPECTIVES
%K GENERAL PRACTITIONERS
%K GOVERNMENT HEALTH WORKERS
%K HEALTH
%K HEALTH CARE
%K HEALTH CARE ACCESS
%K HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
%K HEALTH CENTERS
%K HEALTH CENTRE
%K HEALTH CENTRES
%K HEALTH EDUCATION
%K HEALTH FACILITIES
%K HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE
%K HEALTH INSURANCE
%K HEALTH MANAGEMENT
%K HEALTH PLANNING
%K HEALTH POLICY
%K HEALTH PROVIDERS
%K HEALTH RESEARCH
%K HEALTH SECTOR
%K HEALTH SERVICES
%K HEALTH SYSTEM
%K HEALTH SYSTEMS
%K HEALTH WORKERS
%K HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
%K HIV
%K HOSPITAL
%K HOSPITALS
%K HOUSEHOLD INCOME
%K HUMAN HEALTH
%K HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
%K HYGIENE
%K HYPERTENSION
%K ILLNESS
%K IMPLEMENTATION
%K IMPORTANT POLICY
%K INDIVIDUAL HEALTH
%K INFANT
%K INFORMATION SYSTEM
%K INFORMED CONSENT
%K INTERNET
%K INTERVIEW
%K JOB TRAINING
%K KNOWLEDGE
%K LABOUR MARKET
%K LACK OF INFORMATION
%K LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
%K LIFESTYLE
%K LIMITED RESOURCES
%K LOCAL AUTHORITIES
%K MALARIA
%K MATERNITY LEAVE
%K MEASUREMENT
%K MEDICAL CARE
%K MEDICAL EDUCATION
%K MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
%K MEDICAL PERSONNEL
%K MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
%K MEDICAL SPECIALISTS
%K MEDICAL STAFF
%K MEDICINES
%K MENTAL HEALTH
%K MIDWIFE
%K MIDWIFERY
%K MIDWIVES
%K MIGRATION
%K MINISTRY OF HEALTH
%K NATAL CARE
%K NEWBORN
%K NEWBORN CARE
%K NURSE
%K NURSES
%K NURSING
%K NUTRITION
%K OBSERVATION
%K OUTPATIENT CARE
%K PATIENT
%K PATIENT SATISFACTION
%K PATIENTS
%K PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
%K PHARMACISTS
%K PHYSICIANS
%K PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
%K POLICIES
%K POLICY
%K POLICY GUIDANCE
%K POLICY IMPLICATIONS
%K POPULATION
%K PRACTITIONERS
%K PREVENTION
%K PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
%K PRIMARY HEALTH FACILITIES
%K PUBLIC HEALTH
%K PUBLIC POLICY
%K PULL FACTORS
%K QUALITY CONTROL
%K QUALITY OF CARE
%K QUALITY OF EDUCATION
%K QUALITY OF LIFE
%K RESEARCH POLICY
%K RESPECT
%K RISKS
%K RURAL AREAS
%K RURAL HOSPITALS
%K SERVICE DELIVERY
%K SHORT-TERM TRAINING
%K SOCIAL SCIENCE
%K SOCIAL SECTOR
%K STRATEGY
%K STRESS
%K STUDENTS
%K SURGERY
%K TERTIARY LEVEL
%K TRAINING
%K TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
%K TRAINING SESSION
%K TRANSPORTATION
%K TUBERCULOSIS
%K UNFPA
%K UNIVERSAL ACCESS
%K UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE
%K URBAN AREAS
%K USER FEES
%K VACCINATION
%K VIOLENCE
%K WAR
%K WASTE
%K WASTE DISPOSAL
%K WEIGHT
%K WOMEN
%K WORK ENVIRONMENT
%K WORKERS
%K WORKFORCE
%K WORKING CONDITIONS
%K WORKPLACE
%K WORKSHOP
%K WORKSHOPS
%K WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
%D 2015
%X Timor-Leste
%C World Bank, Dili and Oxford Policy Management, Oxford
%U http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2