Therefore, an element of preventable mortality exists in our institution, as do inadequacies in management.
This amounts to a serious inadequacy in the management of the public's money.
Chimni (2006) says that these institutions intervene on these countries incisively using the speech of financial and economic management inadequacy and inefficiency on controlling internal conflicts.
Literature states that (14, 21, 25) low enrollment is determined by unwillingness and inability to pay premiums, poor quality of health services, mistrust in the scheme's management, inadequacy of benefit package, unfavorable CHF design to attract and sustain enrollments, and beneficiaries' lack of knowledge on how insurance works.
The case study involved 22 on-site dam surveys finding micro level physical and management inadequacies that indicates macro dam safety management policy performs far below the minimum benchmark in Vietnam.
Safety culture or safety climate (the two terms are sometimes used interchangeably but "safety culture" is generally seen as a more embracing term than "safety climate") is a concept originally used to describe the safety management inadequacies resulting in major disasters.
However Paton et al. ([1998]) argued that this may "stimulate overestimation of future response capability, underestimation of risk, and constrain thinking about future events, making it difficult to conceptualise alternative demands, problems or outcomes…and may ignore the negative outcomes or potential inadequacies of crisis management systems".
This finding reveals inadequacies in the management skills of the type of staff put in managerial positions in health facilities.
Reports of serious inadequacies in the management of FN in the UK (NCEPOD, 2008; NCPRN, 2008) have led to recommendations (NCAG, 2009) for robust systems to be put in place to admit and manage patients with FN.
Inadequacies in the management of FN in the UK, and several key organisational and clinical failures (Table 1), were highlighted recently by the National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death (NCEPOD, 2008).
