A most important factor in the success of the program was the increase in number of nurses, a human resource pool relatively more available in Rwanda and many African countries, in the health facilities by the Ministry of Health.
This could be a model to other countries in Southern Africa with a high HIV burden but low human resources pool to draw from.
High-income countries with high salaries and attractive living conditions are drawing qualified doctors and nurses from poorer countries to fill gaps in their own human resources pool.
CCWs are increasingly acknowledged to form a crucial part of the human resource pool for health care, particularly in resource-limited settings (6).
Collectively, our findings suggest that improvements be made to hospitals' human resource pool, which will create an economic burden and challenge policymakers and hospital managers.
Task shifting, involving the decentralization and delegation of tasks from healthcare professionals to less specialized health workers in order to expand the available human resource pool of the health workforce, has been identified as a potential tool in addressing brain drain (16, 22).
Lack of information poses several (health) risks to migrants and makes the human resource pool more vulnerable (43).
This level of task shifting (delegation of medical tasks, where appropriate, to less specialized health workers, including trained lay persons) has expanded the human resource pool, including bridging the health facilities to the community [ 17– 17].
Andrea Smith, a human resources executive at the bank, said she learned in early November that Merrill's broader bonus pool would be paid out in December, rather than the normal January time frame.
Ms. Khaimova wants to be a human resources manager.
Her mother is a human resources consultant in Rye.
