Sentence examples for constrained human resources from inspiring English sources
Cold chains may, however, be infeasible in some settings with severely constrained human resources and healthcare infrastructure, regardless of cost [ 35].
These findings show that a scheme which increases demand for public health services while also sustaining health worker income and morale is workable, if it is well managed, even within the relatively constrained human resources environment of countries like Ghana.
These findings show that a scheme which increases demand for public health services while also sustaining health worker income and morale, is workable, if well managed, even within the relatively constrained human resources environment of countries like Ghana.
The four statistically significant factors for government are constrained human capital resources, unsophisticated markets, organisational risks and constrained ICT flows and stocks.
The IPTp policy's practicability as many other health interventions depends on primary healthcare system which is already constrained by inadequate human resources, low healthcare staff motivation, health infrastructure, equipment and finances.
Instead of a rigid structure constrained by scarcity of human resources, the new paradigm is driven by abundance and cognitive surplus (due to technology-driven pooling of volunteer human resources).
Available financial, technical, and human resources were constrained, which is often the case while conducting research in the humid tropics.
Lack of data to inform policies, poor system infrastructure and concerns about feasibility and human resources have constrained wider implementation in high HIV prevalence settings [ 5, 9].
Human resources are constrained in managing current demand and any growth in demand by high external and internal migration, and low remuneration, amongst other factors.
24 These institutions have been constrained by limited financial and human resources, a situation exacerbated by the loss of staff in the 2010 earthquake, especially at MSPP.
The MDGs have a broad remit, including improving population health and the quality and dignity of people's lives; but their achievement is constrained by the crisis in human resources for health (HRH) [ 1].
