KHHRAC rallies national stakeholders to build a framework that ensures equitable distribution of healthcare specialists across Kenya
A motivated and well-supported health workforce is the foundation of a healthier Kenya, and KHHRAC is leading that charge
At the inaugural National Advisory Committee meeting, KHHRAC in collaboration with Strathmore Business School unite public and private sector leaders to strengthen governance of Kenya's health workforce
Kenya Health Human Resource Advisory Council (KHHRAC) is established under the Health Act 2017, Part V Sections 30-44, and is mandated to review policy and establish uniform norms and standards on the management of health care professionals between the two levels of governments. The Council is composed of twelve board members drawn from the national and county governments, public and private tertiary training institutions, and independent bodies
Reviewing policy and establishing uniform norms and standards for the posting of interns to National Government and County Government facilities to promote equitable distribution, quality supervision, and consistency across all training institutions.
Read MoreReviewing policy and establishing uniform norms and standards to guide the transfer of healthcare professionals across counties.
Read MoreReviewing policy and establishing uniform norms and standards to guide the transfer of healthcare professionals from one level of government to another.
Read MoreDeveloping and reviewing a framework to guide the welfare and the schemes of service for health professionals.
Read MoreEstablishing guidelines for the management and rotation of healthcare specialists across the country to ensure adequate and equitable distribution across the country.
Read MoreDeveloping policy, norms and standards on the establishment, utilization and maintenance of a master register for all health practitioners in the country through the development of an Electronic Management Information System.
Read MoreThe Kenya Health Human Resource Advisory Council (KHHRAC) was established under the Health Act of 2017 to provide a centralized coordinating mechanism for healthcare human resources. As an advisory body, its key functions are to review policy and establish uniform norms and standards for healthcare professionals
Posting of interns to National Government and County Government facilities.
Inter county transfer of healthcare professionals.
Transfer of healthcare professionals from one level of Government to another.
The welfare and the scheme of service for health professionals.
Management and rotation of specialists.
The maintenance of a master register for all health practitioners in the counties.
Reviewing policy and establishing uniform norms and standards for the posting of interns to National Government and County Government facilities to promote equitable distribution, quality supervision, and consistency across all training institutions.
READ MOREReviewing policy and establishing uniform norms and standards to guide the transfer of healthcare professionals across counties.
READ MOREReviewing policy and establishing uniform norms and standards to guide the transfer of healthcare professionals from one level of government to another.
READ MOREDeveloping and reviewing a framework to guide the welfare and the schemes of service for health professionals.
READ MOREEstablishing guidelines for the management and rotation of healthcare specialists across the country to ensure adequate and equitable distribution across the Country.
READ MOREDeveloping policy, norms and standards on the establishment, utilization and maintenance of a master register for all health practitioners in the country through the development of an Electronic Management Information System.
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