Africa has been losing professionally trained health workers who are the core of the health system of this continent for many years. Faced with an increased burden of disease and coupled by a massive exodus of the health workforce, the health systems of many African nations are risking complete paralysis. Several studies have suggested policy options to reduce brain drain from Africa. The purpo...

The main objective of this study is to find the factors which affect migration rate and may lead brain drain. Brain drain highly trained or skilled people wealthier countries where they can gain more salary better standard living. Moreover, result in losing professionals cause deterring effects on countries. This has become an important issue as recent years, have been leaving their developed T...

African public health care systems suffer from significant "brain drain" of its health care professionals and knowledge as health workers migrate to wealthier countries such as Australia, Canada, USA, and the United Kingdom. Knowledge generated on the continent is not readily accessible to potential users on the continent. In this paper, the brain drain is defined as both a loss of health worke...