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Recursos humanos em saúde

Authors: Barros, Pedro Pita; Costa, Eduardo;

Recursos humanos em saúde

Abstract

Os recursos humanos são considerados a espinha dorsal dos sistemas de saúde. Discutir a evolução e desafios dos sistemas de saúde implica, por isso, analisar o papel que os profissionais de saúde têm no sistema de saúde. Este relatório apresenta um conjunto de análises sobre várias das problemáticas que afetam os profissionais de saúde em Portugal, principalmente médicos e enfermeiros, enquadrando os resultados no contexto internacional. São discutidos múltiplos fatores que podem estar a contribuir para dificuldades de atração e de retenção no sistema de saúde, incluindo fatores demográficos, remunerações, equilíbrio entre setor público e privado, migração, capacidades formativas, entre outros. Adicionalmente, é apresentada uma discussão sobre a evolução dos mecanismos de partilha de competências entre profissionais de saúde e o seu potencial impacto em Portugal.

Barros, P. P., Costa, E. (2023). Recursos humanos em saúde. Nova School of Business and Economics

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