Engagement with partners is a leading practice in health workforce planning: What health leaders need to know.

Q3 Medicine Healthcare Management Forum Pub Date : 2024-09-01 Epub Date: 2024-07-21 DOI:10.1177/08404704241263015
Zeenat Ladak, Henrietta Akuamoah-Boateng, Cynthia Damba, Rachel Frohlich, Shelly-Ann Hall, Joy Ikeh, Renata Khalikova, Sarah Simkin, Ruth Trainor, Catherine Yu, Ivy Lynn Bourgeault
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Workforce planning ensures that the health workforce is aligned with current and future population needs. Engagement with partners and knowledge users is a leading practice in planning and is essential for planning to be successful. The goal of this study was to explore the considerations and processes involved in integrating engagement into workforce planning. Through a case study of primary care workforce planning in Toronto, we address the role of engagement, how it can be integrated into planning, and how lessons from engagement support spread and scale of effective workforce planning. In the course of engagement with five Ontario Health Teams between September 2023 and February 2024, we learned that there is considerable enthusiasm for planning, but that support is needed, and that engagement guides investment and strengthens relationships. We offer guidance for leaders with respect to actualizing engagement and building capacity for health workforce planning across the health system.

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与合作伙伴共同参与是卫生人力规划中的一种领先做法:卫生领导者需要了解什么。
医务人员队伍规划可确保医务人员队伍符合当前和未来的人口需求。让合作伙伴和知识使用者参与进来是规划的主要做法,也是规划取得成功的关键。本研究的目的是探讨将参与融入劳动力规划的考虑因素和过程。通过对多伦多初级医疗劳动力规划的案例研究,我们探讨了参与的作用、如何将其纳入规划,以及参与的经验如何支持有效劳动力规划的推广和规模化。在 2023 年 9 月至 2024 年 2 月与安大略省五个医疗团队的接触过程中,我们了解到,人们对规划有相当大的热情,但也需要支持,而参与则能引导投资并加强关系。我们为领导者提供了指导,帮助他们在整个卫生系统中实现参与并建设卫生人力规划的能力。
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期刊介绍: Healthcare Management Forum is the official journal of the Canadian College of Health Service Executives. It is the only peer-reviewed journal that covers issues related to advances in health services management, theory and practice in a Canadian context. The quality of its contributors, the rigorous review process and the leading-edge topics make it truly unique!
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