Many of Nairobi's street vendors provide food on a daily basis for the workforce that is constructing the city's quickly expanding network of roads and bypasses.
Klarman et al. argue that, although medical needs could form the basis for determining workforce requirements, it cannot be decoupled from economic costs, an active constraint to the extent, scope and applicability of reformist policies.
Benchmarking of supply against similar countries can provide a useful basis for considering the workforce supply; however, consideration needs to be made that the need for care and use of services will vary according to population demography, health needs, service models and costs [ 45].
The prevalence of individuals assigned to each of the risk categories outlined in Figure 2 was calculated as a basis for analysis of clinical workforce needed.
This study provides valuable clinical effectiveness data comparing different professional groups, which can be used as the basis for decisions relating to workforce and service organisation.
This study provides valuable cost-effectiveness data comparing different professional groups which, along with the associated clinical trial, can be used as a basis for decisions relating to workforce and service organisation.
This article presents new cross-national findings of supply of and need for rehabilitative personnel within and across regions, as a basis for strategy development of the workforce in physical and rehabilitation medicine.
The objective of this study was to quantitatively describe the global situation in terms of supply of and need for human resources for health-related rehabilitation services, as a basis for strategy development of the workforce in physical and rehabilitation medicine.
For example, a skilled workforce is the basis for undertaking research and development activities, as well as for bringing new products and processes to the market.
We hope this information can provide basis for enhancing support for nurse managers' workforce and professional developments, and to improve organizational approach in dealing with ethical issues.
The study acknowledges the usefulness of population levels as an indicator of health care needs and thus as a basis for measuring distributional inequalities in the health workforce.
