In practice, basic laboratory consumables were covered, but there was no fund to cover the costs of human resources and MC maintenance.
Finally, the total human resource cost per service was the sum of human resource cost of all activities involved in that specific service [ 23, 24].
(2) Recurrent costs (consumables & salaries) - Recurrent costs include those items that have less than one year of life and largely consisted of human resource cost and cost of consumables like paper, cartridges, electricity etc.
On site compliance monitoring could be the most appropriate method to minimize such non-compliance, but is often ignored by the RECs purportedly due to lack of capacity, requires high cost to maintain both in terms of human resource as well as financial resources.
With collaboration and assistance from developed countries, cost effective development of human resources for health can be continued in RMI indefinitely.
In terms of the second research question, the costs in terms of human resources, materials, time, and money that were required in developing, administering, and scoring the tasks in the achievement and placement tests were calculated.
The cost-effective use of human resources is thus an objective of paramount importance.
The introduction of robotic systems into clinical practice is useful at least in promoting a cost-effective use of human resources and the standardization of rehabilitation treatments.
Skill management enables organisations to optimise patient outcomes while ensuring the most effective, flexible and cost-effective use of human resources.
