PROBLEM 1. Chronic healthcare workforce shortage – PH # 1 exporter of nurses, and the number 2 exporter of doctors in the world. –This shortage is at its worst where healthcare workers are needed most – in rural and urban public facilities, where they are both underpaid and overworked.

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