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This title has made the Health Services Management Training Centre a regional knowledge centre. It has already taken part in several international joint research programmes which have made the centre renowned worldwide.<\/p>\nSemmelweis University\u2019s Health Services Management Training Centre has become a Collaborating Centre to do research on issues related to human resources in health care, such as the migration of physicians. The title was symbolically handed over to Dr. \u00c1goston Sz\u00e9l, Rector of Semmelweis University by Dr. Zs\u00f3fia Pusztai, Head of the World Health Organisation\u2019s (WHO) Country Office.<\/p>\n
This title has made the Health Services Management Training Centre a regional knowledge centre. It has already taken part in several international joint research programmes which have made the centre renowned worldwide.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is always hard to fight migration in the health care industry, however, this work is supported by the data obtained from the Centre\u2019s research results.\u201d, Dr. \u00c1goston Sz\u00e9l said.<\/p>\n
The Health Services Management Training Centre can bear the title of Collaborating Centre for four years.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith this promotion the World Health Organisation acknowledges the work of the Centre that it has dedicated to issues related to human resources in health care for years.\u201d, said Dr. Zs\u00f3fia Pusztai.<\/p>\n
As a WHO collaborating centre, the Health Services Management Training Centre will be responsible for all the areas of human resources in health care from regional matters to global disasters.<\/p>\n
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\u201cOur task is to highlight where the problems are, how severe they are and what solutions can be found on national, regional and global levels.\u201d, Dr. Mikl\u00f3s Sz\u00f3cska, Director of the Health Services Management Training Centre said.<\/p>\n
The title allows Semmelweis University\u2019s Health Services Management Training Centre to represent and support the human resources in health care programme of WHO in the allocated region, which consists of 50 other countries. In Europe similar activities are covered by an institution in Ankara and another one in Amsterdam.<\/p>\n
In the next four years the centre will operate based on a work plan accepted by the World Health Organisation and the international visibility of the university\u2019s department will further increase.<\/p>\n