Health workforce strategies in response to major health events: a rapid scoping review with lessons learned for the response to the COVID-19 pandemic

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Alison Coates
Asli-Oubah Fuad
Amanda Hodgson
Ivy Lynn Bourgeault
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[1] University of Ottawa,Telfer School of Management
[2] University of Ottawa,Faculty of Medicine
[3] University of Ottawa Library,School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies
[4] Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH),undefined
[5] University of Ottawa & Lead,undefined
[6] Canadian Health Workforce Network,undefined
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Human Resources for Health | / 19卷
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Health workforce; COVID-19; Emergency response; Pandemic response; Scope of practice; Surge capacity; Health human resources; Coronavirus;
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