Adequate ICT tools that support both traditional and emerging engineering education have been developed, however, their adoption is not up to the mark in developing countries primarily due to lack of sufficient infrastructural facilities and competent human resources besides socio-economical, socio-cultural, and linguistic challenges.
Bidada hospital also faced lack of continuous competent human resources.
In addition, qualified and competent human resources were employed and they matched with the functions undertaken.
One such challenge is to ensure an adequate supply of competent human resources.
Availability of competent human resources for health continues to be a challenge in many countries and is often highlighted as a priority at high-level global discussions and advocacy events [ 5].
By making use of competent human resources in a variety of areas, combined efforts may develop strategies, which involve actors at the individual, community and health system levels (Fig. 2).
As Tanzania continues to promote facility-based births with skilled attendants, investment in competent human resources and necessary infrastructure and supplies is urgently needed to ensure improved newborn survival.
- The departure of many experienced Haitians for the US or Canada within a few days of the disaster left the country with depleted levels of competent human resources and the arrival of members of the Diaspora was not enough to make up for this loss.
Nevertheless, despite having some very competent people, the institutional and human resource capacities for effectively carrying forward MNCH policies were limited.
The assumption of administrative decentralization is that by giving power to recruit, LGAs will ensure sufficient availability of competent staff according to their human resource requirements.
