Global trends such as climate change, economic integration, urbanization, demographic shifts, far-reaching digital and technological advances, and rising consumerism are all affecting population health, including in Lesotho. They will lead to the growth of a middle class in urban areas with more demanding health needs and to depopulation in rural areas, leaving mostly elderly people and the rural poor. Emigration will continue, driven by better work...
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2022/02/28
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2022/03/28
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The Future of Medical Work in Southern Africa : Lesotho Case Study
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Ivins,Courtney Price; Annie Liang; Schneider,Pia Helene; Zang Sidjou,Omer Ramses.
The Future of Medical Work in Southern Africa : Lesotho Case Study (English). Health, Nutrition, and Population (HNP) Discussion Paper Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099751403282216270