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Many lowand middle-income countries lack health care resources both financially and in terms of an adequate health care workforce. Haiti is typical in this regard and struggles daily to provide adequate access to care for its citizens. Haiti has many fine qualities, including some unparalleled natural beauty and many hard-working people. It is known as the Perle des Antilles for its beauty. Unfortunately, Haiti also has a wide variety of health problems including lack of access to health care, substantial prevalence of infectious disease, and a high prevalence of undetected chronic disease. As with many lowand middle-income countries, the limited resources available to the public sector present substantial challenges to addressing these health care problems. We outline the problems facing Haiti’s health workforce and will address how high-income countries can help to improve access to care in Haiti. These considerations should be relevant to other lowincome countries as well.

Global Health: A View From the School of Medicine of L’Université d’État d’Haïti