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TruMerit and Centennial College Launch Global Health Credential Framework

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TruMerit and Centennial College introduced a new framework aimed at improving global health workforce mobility. This initiative proposes a Global Competency Record (GCR), a portable digital record designed to securely hold verified evidence of a health professional's qualifications and competencies across borders. The framework was unveiled with support from the Groningen Declaration Network.

From indiagazette.com

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The new approach addresses the issue where internationally educated health professionals often face lengthy, inconsistent, and duplicative credential recognition processes. The GCR aims to modernize systems that have not kept pace with the globalization of healthcare, potentially speeding up entry into practice.

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Who's involved

  • Centennial CollegePartnered with TruMerit to develop the framework for global health mobility.

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    Internationally educated health professionals might experience reduced delays and administrative costs when seeking practice entry due to the portable digital record.

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