Sentence examples for insufficient human resources from inspiring English sources

In the face of an underdeveloped rural infrastructure and insufficient human resources for health, we believe our Sky network can be a catalyst for achieving universal health coverage.

(Table 6) Respondents also indicated several barriers to harmonization including the possible diversion of organizations' funding resources (69/97; 71%) and insufficient human resources (63/97; 65%).

With increased access to cART, drug stock-outs related to insufficient human resources and poor infrastructure have been reported, leading to treatment modifications or discontinuations [5], [6], [7].

Insufficient human resources, particularly in research institutes and pharmaceutical firms, are an impediment to health innovation.

In this respect, insufficient human resources, lack of diagnostic facilities are some of the known barriers.

This may then reverse the negative feedback loop between insufficient human resources and few trials.

However, it is to be noted that in RYK, staff salaries were increased up to 150% while in PPHI administered BHUs low staff salary was one of the issues responsible for an insufficient human resource.

In Indonesia, insufficient infrastructure (human resources, facilities, and equipment) has hindered progress toward universal coverage for the population, which policymakers aim to achieve by 2019.

The evidence base on the burden of child and adolescent mental disorders in LAMIC is relatively small due to a number of factors: in particular, insufficient skilled human resources, low awareness and low priority, high service load, greater concern for child mortality than morbidity, and journal acceptance biases against LAMIC research.

Resolution of public health problems in Africa remains a challenge because of insufficient skilled human resource capacity.

Therefore, Li and Xia (2008) suggested that compared to SOEs, privately-owned firms trend to emphasis on short-term risk-free investment due to insufficient human and capital resources, weak marketing channels, and poor distribution networks.