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.
Moreover, the idea of "burden" appears in the literature [ 16, 18, 23] in relation to the heavy demands of medical and rehabilitation management, the inadequacy of support and assistance, the occupational impact and the impact on siblings.
The Institute of Medicine, the Government Accountability Office and the F.D.A.'s own science board have all issued reports concluding that poor management and scientific inadequacies have made the agency incapable of protecting the country against unsafe drugs, medical devices and food.
But the Institute of Medicine, the Government Accountability Office and the F.D.A.'s own science board have all issued reports saying poor management and scientific inadequacies make the agency incapable of protecting the country against unsafe drugs, medical devices and food.
Some leading members of Congress don't want to rely so heavily on manufacturers to protect the public, particularly afterreports said poor management and scientific inadequacies have weakened the F.D.A.
They are more likely to be torn by feelings of guilt and inadequacy, management experts say.
Therefore, an element of preventable mortality exists in our institution, as do inadequacies in management.
For LMICs, these findings seem to reflect the wider health sector challenges of resource constraints, inadequate management practices and skills inadequacy [ 2, 4, 5, 73].
