In Lomé, WHO Encourages the Acceleration of the Implementation of National Health Workforce Accounts

The World Health Organization (WHO) urges to accelerate the implementation of national health workforce accounts in Lomé.

WHO recently issued an urgent appeal to health authorities in Lomé to speed up the establishment of national health workforce accounts. This initiative aims to collect and analyze accurate and reliable data on the number and skills of health professionals in the country.

National health workforce accounts make it possible to systematically and regularly monitor the evolution of human resources in the health sector. They provide crucial information on the number of healthcare professionals available, their qualifications, their geographic distribution and their progression through the healthcare system.

By accelerating the implementation of these accounts, WHO hopes to obtain a more accurate picture of the current situation of the health workforce in Lomé. This will help identify the gaps and challenges facing the health sector and take targeted action to address them.

Improving the collection of data on the health workforce is of paramount importance to ensure quality health care for the population of Lomé. With accurate data, health authorities can better plan for future needs, allocate resources more equitably, and implement effective policies to strengthen the health system.

WHO also provides financial and technical support to Lomé to facilitate the establishment of national health workforce accounts. WHO experts are working closely with health authorities to develop the tools and methods needed to collect and analyze data.

In summary, WHO urges Lomé to accelerate the implementation of national health workforce accounts to better understand the current situation of the health sector in the country. This will allow for more effective planning of future resources and policies to improve health care delivery to the population of Lomé. WHO is also offering its technical and financial support to facilitate this crucial initiative.

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