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Happy New
Year to all AAAH newsletter readers !!!
The AAAH Secretariat would like to wish you all
a very happy 2009. We also thank for your continued
support in the past years.In this issue, we cover
the topic of the highlight of the Third AAAH Conference
held in Sri Lanka in October, AAAH Web blog competition
announcement, PNG: update of country HRH activities,
as well as the highlights for the achievement
of the AAAH work for the past year. Your feedbacks
to our newsletter are welcomed and will help us
make it better. If you have any information to
share through this newsletter, please let us know
at: secretariat@aaahrh.org .
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AAAH wishes you a Happy New Year 2009
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- AAAH highlights 2008
- New members of AAAH Steering ?Committee
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Highlights from the 3rd AAAH Conference in Sri
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Conclusion and recommendations from the 3rd AAAH
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For regional and international actions
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PNG: HRH Update
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HRH ?Initiatives at the WHO Country Office for
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Calendar
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Sunday,
August 12, 2007
Summer
issue ready for you now
After a long wait, the third issue of the AAAH Newsletter
was released this Summer. It provides latest update of
AAAH activities and recent HRH movements in 3 member countries:
Vietnam, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka. There are also information
about resources available for health workforce planning
and management, the call for case study on health workforce
for rural and primary health care, and, more importantly,
the upcoming AAAH Conference in Beijing in October 2007.To download the full issue please click
here [584 Kb]. Alternatively, you may download selected
page of the Summer issue by following the page links below
or read
it on the web at this link.
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1Upcoming
2nd AAAH Conference (172
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2AAAH
Priority Countries and Latest HRH Articles(104
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3Call
for Case Studies on HRH for Rural Health and Vietnam HRH
Movements
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4HRH
in the Sri Lankan Master Health Plan(104
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5Health
Workforce in Myanmar(92
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6HRH
Action Framework and HSS
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Thursday, March 15, 2007
March Issue of
the AAAH Newsletter now available
The second issue of the AAAH Newsletter was released
in Mid March. It provides latest update of AAAH activities
and recent HRH movements in member countries such as
Fiji and China. There are also information about resources
available for health workforce planning and management.
To download the full issue please click
here [3.4 Mb]. Alternatively, you may download selected
page of the March issue by following the page links
below.
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1 AAAH
Update (2.1
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2 Fiji
National HRH Conference (536
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3 China
Study on HRH for Rural Health (468
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4 WHO
Resources for HRH (156
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5 Doctor
Strike in the PNG (268
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6H HRH
News and Articles (112
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7 Global
Fund and Health Systems Strengthening (384
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8 Upcoming
HRH Events (224
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Monday, January 1, 2007
Read the First Issue
of the AAAH Newsletter
If you have not done so, it is the time to download
the first issue of the AAAH Newsletter from the AAAH
Website. The Newsletter is published by the AAAH Secretariat
on a bimonthly basis. It contains latest information about
regional and global health workforce development and useful
tools and knowledge for HRH planning and management.
The first issue of the AAAH Newsletter contains a greetings
message from the AAAH Steering Committee (ASC) Chair, Dr.
Suwit Wibulpolprasert. The summary of the 1st AAAH Conference
in Thailand and the feedback from its participants are also
featured inside. You may want to read more about the final
AAAH Workplan 2007-2008 and to check out the list of ASC
members and country focal points.
To download the full issue (3.5 Mb) please follow
this
link. If you have slower internet connection, it is
recommended that you download each page individually through
the links below.
Please do not forget to provide
your opinion about this first issue so that we
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