> Global Justice and Health Workforce Distribution

Conference | 2324 June 2014

> Health Workforce Distribution

The global health workforce crisis is the combined eect of three dierent problems in the global distribution of health workforce: a critical shortage of health care workers, a radically uneven distribution of personnel, and the increasing migration of health workers from poor countries to auent ones (often called medical brain drain). What are the main ethical questions that arise from this situation, and how can we foster fair and feasible solutions? This conference brings together inuential speakers on the ethics and policy of global health workforce distribution, addressing key challenges both at the national and international level.

> Conrmed Speakers

Gillian Brock (University of Auckland) Simon Caney (Oxford University) Nir Eyal (Harvard University) Samia Hurst (University of Geneva) Darrel Moellendorf (Goethe Universitt Frankfurt am Main) Jeremy Snyder (Simon Fraser University) Christine Straehle (Ottawa University) Jonathan Wol (University College London)
Photo credit: Stefan Klatt.

> Organisation
The conference is free of charge and open to all. It will take place at the Humboldt-House of the University of Mnster. Conference chair: Eszter Kollar and Alena Buyx. More information and registration: eszter.kollar@ukmuenster.de

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