Perspectives on Developing Healthcare Managers in Africa: The Strathmore Business School's Healthcare Management Programme
A substantial shortage of qualified healthcare professionals in Africa continues, but it is now apparent that professionally trained healthcare managers are an equally important need. Health facilities in Africa typically promote physicians into the role of general manager, but physicians and their...
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