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Document for AAAH PMAC Side Meeting 2024

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Documents of the conference

Access the conference materials, including video recordings, presentations, information for side meetings, additional presentations, and photos, through the following Google Drive link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rrABIKfmNKTqKwgFeWNkL6SJvgmYBSZa?usp=drive_link

Video of the conference

PMAC Side Meeting 2024 Highlights :

PMAC Side Meeting 2024 Day 1: Panel and Roundtable Discussions :

PMAC Side Meeting 2024 Day 2: Country Presentations :

AAAH 2024 PMAC Side Meeting

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Strengthening Local Health Systems in Asia-Pacific Nations to Address the Impact of International Migration of Health Workforces

Concept Note

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Policy Brief

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Infographic

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SIDE MEETING REPORT

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Document for The 10th AAAH Conference 2018

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Presentation_Intersession__Sr.Eva Maamo.pdf

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Presentation_Intersession_Prof Dr Le_ Health Education reform in Vietnam.pdf

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Session 2_19Nov2018_AAAH GSHRH Global Progress_Ibadat new.pdf

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Session 3 International migration

Document for The 9th AAAH Conference 2016

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Theory of changes (TOC) and role of national, regional and global agencies to engage in and support of the implementation of the Global HRH Strategies 2030

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Presentation_Intersession__Laos_Outavong.pdf

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We are pleased to announce the 9th AAAH Conference 2016

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Concept note conference 14 Jan 2016

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Call for Abstract for Advertisement 2016

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Call for proposal: Emerging challenges and solutions on faculty development in Asia and Pacific Region

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We are pleased to announce the Call for Abstract for the 8th AAAH Conference 2014

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Anyone wishing to attend the conference is welcome to register via the AAAH conference 2014 website here.

We are pleased to announce the Call for Abstract for the 8th AAAH Conference 2014

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We are pleased to announce the Call for Abstract for the 8th AAAH Conference 2014. The conference theme is “Move ahead: Strengthening HRH strategies and action towards UHC in post-2015 era”. Abstracts must be submitted electronically through the conference website here.

The 8th AAAH Conference 2014 during Monday 27th – Friday 31st October 2014

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New approach to rural medical education needed

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CSU’s proposal for a new rural medical school was designed to tackle the factors that influence the decisions of medical graduates to work in rural and regional areas, writes Mark Burdack.

Rural and regional Australia has been in the grip of chronic doctor shortages for the past 40 years.

Despite the best intentions of government to increase the number of domestic medical graduates moving into rural and regional practice, current policies have struggled to deliver an adequate solution.

A major focus of government policy has been to increase the number of medical students who are recruited from rural areas, since it is widely acknowledged these students are significantly more likely to become rural doctors.