A qualitative examination of the health workforce needs during climate change disaster response in Pacific Island Countries

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Michele Rumsey
Stephanie M Fletcher
Jodi Thiessen
Anna Gero
Natasha Kuruppu
John Daly
James Buchan
Juliet Willetts
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[1] University of Technology Sydney,World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health
[2] University of Technology Sydney,Institute for Sustainable Futures
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Climate change; Health workforce governance; Health-care management; Health-care capacity; Competencies; Human resources for health; Workforce development; Emergency; Disaster response; Pacific Islands;
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