18 Nov 2021 | 12:00 hours
Universal Health Coverage and the Global Workforce Crisis
Even before the advent of coronavirus the world was facing a crisis in its healthcare workforce with predictions of a shortage of 30 million healthcare workers globally by 2030. Now, after a year of lockdowns and a global pandemic our healthcare workforce is exhausted and demoralised, what does this mean in terms of the crisis and where does it leave our ambition for global, universal health coverage.
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Speakers in this session:
Jim Campbell
Director of Health Workforce, The World Health Organisatio
Professor Ged Byrne MBE
Director of Global Engagement, Health Education England
Charlotte Refsum
Associate Director, KPMG
Alastair Currie
Partner, Bevan Brittan
Dr Anthony Huszar
Global Health Security Lead, Mott MacDonald
Kit Chalmers
Head of Policy and Learning, THET