Natal Manifest - For an affirmative policy in the establishment, recruitment, continuing education and support to the female family doctors in rural and remote contexts
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https://doi.org/10.5712/rbmfc11(38)1247Keywords:
Family Practice. Gender Identity. Rural Health. Health Manpower.Abstract
This document was produced on the basis of the Gender workshop on the work of female Family Doctors in rural and remote areas, during the 13th Brazilian Congress of Family and Community Medicine, from July 8-12, 2015. It aimed to establish important assumptions for the recruitment, training, provision, and support for the work of female family physicians in the many rural, rururban and remote areas of the country, in its various different scenarios, and should serve as a basis for studies and formulation of public policies on such aspects.
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