Those that result from there being fewer, or lower quality, human resources could, to some extent, be addressed by programmes that seek to support caregivers and so are avoidable.
These are issues that used to be relegated to the lower-prestige, less funded human resources, communications, "community service," or IT departments and considered unworthy of senior management's time and resources.
Many people think that businesswomen -- particularly women who hold an MBA degree -- earn less than their male counterparts because they work at lower levels of the organization or in "softer," lower paying departments (for example, human resources instead of software engineering or line management).
The ratio of new TB cases per number of trained human resources was lower in Yogyakarta than in Central Java.
This method can improve pharmaceutical nano-developments by achieving shorter development time, lower cost, saving human resource efforts and more effective target-orientation.
Also, while there was a strong tradition of public health and epidemiological intelligence in the region, particularly in Thailand, the lower income countries were still developing human resources to strengthen their health systems.
Our findings showed that there is weak supportive supervision from CHMT to lower-level facilities caused by insufficient human resources as well as lack of reliable means of transport.
Due to the lack of medical technologies and human resources, healthcare institutions of a lower level cannot ensure quality of healthcare.
"The holy grail for a lot of human resources consultants is to help companies lower their cost of transaction," Mr. Platten said.
Informants were clear that lower CME entry requirement were a pragmatic response to insufficient human resources, rather than reflecting an easier programme.
