This policy brief outlines how countries can strengthen skills systems to expand access to careers in the healthcare sector. It identifies key pillars for developing flexible learning pathways that enable individuals from diverse backgrounds to enter and progress within healthcare occupations. Focusing on five priority areas across the skills policy system, the brief highlights practical levers for policymakers to support more inclusive and responsive workforce development. It highlights how more flexible and responsive learning pathways can help broaden access to healthcare careers, unlock additional talent, and address workforce shortages in the sector. By promoting more adaptable and inclusive training pathways, this guidance supports the creation of meaningful career opportunities while contributing to stronger, more resilient health systems.
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Guidance note for implementing flexible learning pathways into healthcare occupations
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