Sentence examples for a hrh from inspiring English sources

Students completed their course work within the structure of the UWC MPH programme (see above), taking three HRH electives and preparing a mini-thesis with an explicit focus on a HRH topic in their country (see Table  2).

The World Health Organisation [11] reports that 36 out of the 46 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa are facing a HRH shortage crisis.

The highest wages in a HRH occupation are paid in Belgium and the USA, and the lowest wages are found in Ukraine and the Russian Federation.

A HRH information system involves a series of actions, from data collection, entering, analysing, reporting and utilization of data for planning to development and management of HRH.

However, the absence of a HRH monitoring system made it difficult to quantify the problem, let alone plan an adequate response based on anticipated developments in the HRH sector.

Swaziland, a small, lower middle-income country of just over one million inhabitants, is, like most other countries in southern Africa, facing a HRH crisis that is exacerbated by the impact of HIV/AIDS.

Munga et al. describe decentralization of HRH recruitment, which created an opportunity for an HRH planning that was more responsive to local needs.

On the other hand, at the time of the costing exercise Guinea Bissau was still seen as deeply embroiled in political instability, with a looming HRH crisis, and with limited donor interest in financing an HRH development plan.

Similarly if the Duchess, who is believed to be just over 12 weeks pregnant, has twin boys or a second son at a later day, any second born son would be treated as the son of a Duke and would not be an HRH, but instead would have the title Lord.

This represents an HRH paradox: the largest expenditure item in a health budget is the least known about in many Eastern-Mediterranean countries.

All five countries have an HRH policy and have started to develop an HRIS.