Showing 38 news articles about Task shifting

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The delegation of healthcare tasks usually performed by more highly trained health personnel to those with less training, such as nurses and community health workers. Task shifting has allowed HIV services to be scaled up, especially in resource-limited settings.

Health services & systems

The Manchester Malawian medic myth

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BBC Health
15 January 2012
Circumcision

Agnes Binagwahois: Male circumcision and the path to an AIDS-free generation

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Washington Post
13 December 2011
Task shifting

South Africa loses $1.4 billion training doctors who emigrated

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Los Angeles Times
26 November 2011
Improving HIV care

Overcrowding at clinics deter men from early testing for TB and HIV

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TAC
1 July 2011
Health services & systems

South Africa: How we're re-engineering the health system - Motsoaledi

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PoliticsWeb
31 May 2011
Task shifting

Kenya: Staff Sackings Leave Siaya Aids Patients Unattended

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Moreover.com HIV/AIDS feed
8 April 2011
Finance & funding

Kenya: Rush to seek Aids drugs strains clinics

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Daily Nation
30 March 2011
Improving HIV care

Swaziland nurses strike, closing public hospitals

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Seattle Times
14 March 2011
Improving HIV care

Swaziland nurses strike, closing public hospitals

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14 March 2011
Improving HIV care

US funding program to increase quality, quantity of health care workers in Africa

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Yahoo News / AP
8 March 2011
TB diagnosis

ZAMBIA: Better health comes in containers

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IRIN Plus News
27 January 2011
Improving HIV care

2010: 30 nurses die of AIDS in Malawi

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Africa News
21 January 2011
Task shifting

SOUTH AFRICA: Nurses step into ART breach

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IRIN Plus News
15 December 2010
Task shifting

South Africa: Western Cape Plan to Stamp Out HIV And TB

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AllAfrica
1 October 2010