OECD Health Policy Studies Health Workforce Policies in OECD Countries: Right Jobs, Right Skills, Right Places

OECD Health Policy Studies Health Workforce Policies in OECD Countries: Right Jobs, Right Skills, Right Places

von: OECD (Ed.)

OECD Paris, 2016

ISBN: 9789264239517

Sprache: Englisch

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OECD Health Policy Studies Health Workforce Policies in OECD Countries: Right Jobs, Right Skills, Right Places



  Foreword 5  
  Acknowledgements Acknowledgements  
  Table of contents 9  
  Executive summary 15  
  Key findings 19  
  Chapter 1. Chapter 1.  
  31 31  
     1.1. Introduction 32  
     1.2. The supply of health workers 32  
     1.3. The demand for health workers 34  
     1.4. The search for equilibrium in health labour markets 35  
     1.5. Conclusions 37  
     Notes 37  
     References 38  
  Chapter 2. Chapter 2.  
  39 39  
     2.1. Introduction 40  
     2.2. Health workforce trends in OECD countries 41  
     2.3. Recent policy priorities on health workforce issues 49  
     2.4. Conclusions 60  
     Notes 61  
     References 62  
  Chapter 3. Chapter 3.  
  65 65  
     3.1. Introduction 66  
     3.2. The evolution of numerus clausus policies in OECD countries, new challenges and need for regular adjustments 67  
     3.3. Trends in admissions in medical and nursing education 70  
     3.4. Post-graduate training for doctors: The quest for a better balance between general practitioners and other medical specialists 80  
     3.5. Advanced education for nurses: The development of programmes for nurse practitioners 85  
     Notes 93  
     References 94  
     Annex 3.A1 - Medical and nursing education and training programmes pathways Annex 3.A1 - Medical and nursing education and training programmes pathways  
  97 97  
     Annex 3.A2 - Annex 3.A2 -  
  100 100  
     Annex 3.A3 - Annex 3.A3 -  
  103 103  
  Chapter 4. Chapter 4.  
  105 105  
     4.1. Introduction 106  
     4.2. Importance of foreign-trained doctors and nurses in OECD countries 108  
     4.3. Changing composition of foreign-trained doctors and nurses in OECD countries 111  
     4.4. Interactions between domestic education policies and international recruitment 4.4. Interactions between domestic education policies and international recruitment  
  114 114  
     4.5. Emigration patterns from some European countries following EU enlargement and the economic crisis 118  
     4.6. Recent policies to reduce the emigration of doctors and nurses in Central and Eastern European countries 120  
     4.7. Recent developments of bilateral or multilateral agreements on training and recruitment of health workers 122  
     4.8. Conclusions 123  
     Note 124  
     References 125  
     Annex 4.A1 - Annex 4.A1 -  
  127 127  
     Annex 4.A2 - Trends in the number of domestic medical and nursing graduates and inflow of foreign-trained doctors and nurses in some OECD countries 129  
  Chapter 5. Chapter 5.  
  131 131  
     5.1. Introduction 132  
     5.2. The geography of physician distribution 132  
     5.3. Influences on location choice of doctors 136  
     5.4. Policy strategies and areas for action 142  
     5.5. Targeting future doctors: Medical education policies 142  
     5.6. Targeting current doctors: Carrots and sticks 145  
     5.7. Doing with less doctors: Service delivery re-orientation 151  
     5.8. Conclusions 155  
     Notes 156  
     References 157  
     Annex 5.A1. - Annex 5.A1. -  
  164 164  
  Chapter 6. Skills use and skills mismatch in the health sector: Chapter 6. Skills use and skills mismatch in the health sector:  
  165 165  
     6.1. Introduction 166  
     6.2. Analytical framework 167  
     6.3. Evidence on skills mismatch in the health sector 168  
     6.4. Policy levers to address skills mismatch 176  
     6.5. Conclusions 182  
     References 184  

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