Making the Law Work for Human Resources for Health (HRH) Training in Zambia
Abstract:
There are several institutions in Zambia that play an
important role in regulating the quality of higher education, including Human Resources
for Health (HRH) training. However, there were reports of overlaps in the legal
mandates of these institutions. In 2021, one of the institutions, the Higher Education Authority
(HEA), responded to this challenge by successfully facilitating the amendment of
the laws that regulated the quality of higher education. This research investigated
whether the amended laws were still suitable enough to ensure quality in higher
education and in HRH training.
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