Sentence examples for forms of wastage from inspiring English sources

The paper suggests data types for use in measuring various forms of "wastage".

The impact of HIV/AIDS on the workforce, as alluded to previously, creates both direct and indirect forms of wastage.

Indicators for indirect forms of wastage are much less categorical and more complex than those for direct wastage.

The potential of health workers to produce health, even within the constraints alluded to, is often shortened by severe attrition and other more indirect forms of "wastage".

In the following sections, the concept and evidence of different forms of wastage are discussed, using experiences and information from African countries.

Table 2 proposes indicators for health worker wastage as a framework that country health workforce managers may use in monitoring the extent of various forms of wastage.

Effort should be put to avoid all forms of wastages (Muda), reduce or eliminate strains (Muri) and do the things first time right and every time right (Mura or errors).

Thus the use of health professionals in administrative roles or in inappropriate duties represents a form of wastage of the available resources.

On the other hand, using available professionals for work not related to their skills represents another form of wastage, especially if shortages of those skills exist in the country.

The parallels between different forms of expensive wastage are not laboured, but are made plain.

This excludes absenteeism arising from workers needing to attend numerous funerals of relatives and co-workers and other forms of indirect wastage.