Journal article
Is health workforce planning recognising the dynamic interplay between health literacy at an individual, organisation and system level?
L Naccarella, B Wraight, D Gorman
Australian Health Review | CSIRO PUBLISHING | Published : 2016
DOI: 10.1071/AH14192
Abstract
The growing demands on the health system to adapt to constant change has led to investment in health workforce planning agencies and approaches. Health workforce planning approaches focusing on identifying, predicting and modelling workforce supply and demand are criticised as being simplistic and not contributing to system-level resiliency. Alternative evidence- and needs-based health workforce planning approaches are being suggested. However, to contribute to system-level resiliency, workforce planning approaches need to also adopt system-based approaches. The increased complexity and fragmentation of the healthcare system, especially for patients with complex and chronic conditions, has a..
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