Work and Education in Health: analysis of the Brazilian scientific production between 2011 and 2014

ABSTRACT

The study here reported aimed to update the analysis of scientific production on work and education in health in Brazil for the period 2011 to 2014. This is a synthesis study that analyzed 757 papers. The category 'Training-Qualification' responded for the majority of publications (51.9%), followed by 'Health Professionals' category (42.4%). There has been a reduction in the percentage of publications on labor market, human resources policy and human resources administration. Current investments in training and qualification of workers can contribute to the production of new researches based on everyday services, being necessary to further the scientific production detailing as well.

KEYWORDS
Public health; Labor force; Health personnel; Professional training; Health manpower