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For mid-level ophthalmic cadres, a smaller population and geographic size also appeared associated with higher practitioner to population ratios.
When projected proportional practitioner growth in 14 countries is compared between the two cadres, higher practitioner population increases are expected for cataract surgeons (regional projected proportional growth +96%) than ophthalmologists (+30%), with notably fast growth in the cataract surgeon workforce in Senegal and Ethiopia.
In 2011, high surgeon practitioner ratios were associated with high CSR, regardless of the type of surgeon employed.
The study findings suggest that utilization of course materials and teachings remains relatively high across practitioner groups, whether they were taught by the original trainers or by state-based trainers.
The result is a staff of high volume practitioners who do well for the hospital but terribly for the residency training programs.
We found that, in sub-Saharan Africa, wealthier countries tended to have higher HReH practitioner ratios, particularly for ophthalmologists (Palmer and colleagues, manuscript submitted).
The benefits of these outcomes could include higher general practitioner trainee satisfaction and knowledge, particularly whilst in rural placements, with implications for possibly helping to overcome workforce shortages and quality health care delivery in these areas.
Interest in delegation has been driven by its potential to make highly qualified and high-cost practitioners withdraw from activities that can be competently performed by less qualified and lower-cost practitioners.
While all high-volume practitioners were asked to collect data on 20 consecutive patient visits, only the first 10 low-volume practitioners were asked to collect data.
