"Among other [issues], it requires good governance, an industrial infrastructure, technological competence, effective information-sharing mechanisms and political commitment.
13 17 37 38 40 41 44 IT systems' infrastructure and competence, 17 23 31 36–38 as well as external experts sponsoring, strengthen the technical and structural capability.
Especially some third world countries, even if monetary funds are somehow available, may lack the competence, infrastructure, governmental institutions, equipment, transport capabilities, medicine, etc. to convert funds into prevention or treatment.
This study also reveals a series of weaknesses in the health care system associated with obstetric competence, infrastructure and health worker-patient relationships.
The government's record on immigration is opportunistic and inept, but that helpline is there because over generations those who went before us have built and bequeathed an infrastructure of decency and competence.
Structure refers to the organizational prerequisites for delivering health services, e.g. buildings, economic and human resources, competence, and infrastructure.
System-wide adoption of Personalised Healthcare requires an active and flexible but highly integrated infrastructure, joining many different competences and technologies and allowing continuous upgrading, also through self-learning processes.
In recent years, the provider organisation has progressed in putting in place infrastructure to enhance its cultural competence; however, there is no strategy or policy to build cultural competence or dedicated strategic planning in the organisation, despite the local population being one of the most diverse in the country.
Based on the interviews, Finland stands out with its good educational system, high-quality basic research, good infrastructure, and internationally recognized technological competence.
Numerous factors could account for the variations in improvements between districts in areas of service provision such as infrastructure, record-keeping, and technical competence.
Shifting competences from the national infrastructure operators to the one-stop shops will result in a fragmentation of responsibilities and thus in an inflation of the bureaucratic apparatus.
