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Global health

the practice of health professionals holding a public sector post while also working privately, with effects on access, quality and workforce.

In global health, dual practice refers to the practice of health professionals holding a public sector post while also working privately, with effects on access, quality and workforce. This meaning comes from Ferrinho (2004) in Human Resources for Health.[1]

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Ferrinho, P., Van Lerberghe, W., Fronteira, I., Hipólito, F., & Biscaia, A. (2004). Dual practice in the health sector: review of the evidence. Human Resources for Health, 2(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/1478-4491-2-14

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