Source country perceptions, experiences, and recommendations regarding health workforce migration: a case study from the Philippines

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Kanchan Marcus
Gabriella Quimson
Stephanie D Short
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[1] The University of Sydney,Health Systems, Global Populations Faculty Research Group, Faculty of Health Sciences
[2] Griffith University,Integrity and Anticorruption Programme, Institute for Ethics Governance and Law
[3] Department of Justice,Principal Adviser Integrity Philippine Department of Justice Witness Protection Programme
[4] The University of Sydney,Discipline of Behavioural & Social Sciences in Health, Faculty of Health Sciences
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Human Resources for Health | / 12卷
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Health workforce migration; Nurse migration; Philippines;
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