Diversity in Career Preferences of Future Health Workers in Rwanda: Where, Why, and for How Much? (189) (Africa Human Development Series)
by Tomas Lievens, Pieter Serneels, J. Damascene Butera, Agnes Soucat
This study explores career preferences among future health workers in Rwanda. It considers the diversity of choices regarding where they want to work, the reasons behind those preferences, and the level of compensation associated with them, offering a focused contribution to African human development research.
About This Book
This study examines diversity in the career preferences of future health workers in Rwanda.
It focuses on three central questions: where future health workers prefer to work, why they hold those preferences, and how much compensation may matter.
The book contributes to discussion of health-worker choices within the broader context of human development in Africa.
Written by Tomas Lievens, Pieter Serneels, J. Damascene Butera, and Agnes Soucat, it is part of the Africa Human Development Series.
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