Our assessment of the potential consequences of HAART scale-up is not intended to suggest that HIV-infected persons do not deserve care and the associated human resources commitment.
To meet this need, a human resource commitment of 1 full-time employee equivalent would be necessary for logistics management of the inventory.
Although research findings generally support the appropriateness of low-technology cervical cancer screening, important questions remain in particular in terms of screening test, definition of target populations, long-term quality control, and human resource commitment [ 11- 14].
Programme implementation and monitoring should also apply the aforementioned practices by putting in place a redress mechanisms; ensuring a wide inter-sectoral collaboration and coordination, and be sustainable in terms of human resources and financial commitments.
His wise counsel over the years benefited many areas of the institution, including membership, external affairs, and human resources, and his commitment to furthering audience diversity in the arts inspired him to lead the efforts to establish the Museum's Multicultural Audience Development Initiative in 1998.
The most important facilitators for women's survival identified by audit teams were those linked to human resources (95%), with commitment, willingness and availability (73%) ranking before competence (67%) and good teamwork (9%).
Centralized institutional conversion processes can also reinforce decentralization processes by ensuring that there is an adequate amount of human resources, experience, and commitment to implementing obesity policies at the local level.
A structured system of continuing professional development and functioning human resources management would show commitment to these cadres and support them as professionals.
But that meeting with Twitter's human resources department produced no firm commitments yet to hire locals for jobs or internships, according to SOMCAN's organizing director, Angelica Cabande.
