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The World Health Organization (WHO) does not specify an exact doctor-nurse ratio as it can vary greatly depending on the healthcare context, population needs, and local health systems. However, the WHO emphasizes the importance of having a well-balanced healthcare workforce to ensure quality care. Generally, a common recommendation is a ratio of one doctor for every 3-4 nurses, but this can differ based on specific healthcare settings and requirements. The focus should be on meeting the healthcare needs of the population effectively.

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