Work Package 7 Developing an online, open-access and ready-to-use toolbox The Work Package  “Developing an online, open-access and ready-to-use toolbox” aims to deliver a toolbox, that will inform and support key stakeholders to implement the policy recommendations that have been developed in Work Package 6. A first version of the

Work Package 6. Developing policy recommendations The Work Package “Developing policy recommendations” will develop policy recommendations throughout continuous stakeholder engagement, using co-creation or ‘human-centered design thinking’ methods. This approach includes a highly interactive and iterative process, where stakeholders are involved throughout all phases of the development process. Co-creation distinguishes the

Work Package 5 Data collection and analysis on motivation, job satisfaction, burnout and intention to leave The Work Package “Data collection and analysis on main determinants of Job Retention among health care workers” encompasses three main activities: Survey design: based on validated questionnaires, METEOR will design an online survey to

Overview of determinants, interventions and micro-level policies regarding retention of health care workers The Work Package “Overview of Determinants, interventions and micro-level policies” is dedicated to conduct two Systematic Reviews: A systematic review on the main determinants of job retention in health care workers (physicians and nurses); A systematic review

Work Package 3 Monitoring and evaluation of the project The Work Package “Evaluation” aims to monitor and assess the project’s activities. More specifically this Work Package focuses on the following two activities: Internal quality evaluation of the overall and specific objectives of the project; External evaluation of the utility and