Sentence examples for global code of practice from inspiring English sources
The small number of countries reported to be collecting data on workforce attrition further underscores the limited global capacity to monitor implementation of the WHO's recently adopted Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel [ 8].
Building on the efforts of previous declarations, the 63rd World Health Assembly adopted the WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel in May 2010 which became the first globally-applicable regulatory framework for international health workforce recruitment.
The Global Code of Practice contributed to shape the migration policy at the national level.
There are also many suggestions in the WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel (54).
Destination countries should be reminded of their need to comply with the WHO Global Code of Practice for the international recruitment of health professionals.
As articulated by one American respondent from the private sector: "I am not familiar with WHO's Global Code of Practice on International Recruitment of Health Personnel.
The Centre, which began in 1974 and closed in 1992, was the UN's attempt to focus on the global corporations and try (in vain) to develop a code of practice that global corporations might reasonably be expected to follow.
The broad portfolio of projects, Dow claims, meets international standards and the International Carbon Offset and Reduction Alliance Code of Practice, the global benchmark for offsets.
The UK has initiated efforts to meet its own health workforce planning needs while paying attention to global equity considerations by adopting a formal "code of practice" that prohibits its National Health Service employers from recruiting health professionals from a long list of developing countries [ 12].
International recruitment of health professionals has been high on the policy debate agenda in recent years [ 1] with increasing advocacy for the development of an international code of practice, notably the current draft for a WHO global code.
