Plainly, many of the workers in the biopharmaceutical vineyard have no need of higher qualifications.
These critiques should not be read as arguments against the benefits of higher qualifications for the quality of educators' practice.
Acquisition of higher qualifications was reported for 38.2% of projects (68 of 178, median 1 postgraduate degree per project, range 1 to 6); of these, the impact by the projects was considerable in 57.3%.
Whether this is true for all types of services requires further investigation, but it is likely that it is relevant for all services requiring some form of higher qualifications.
Investigators reported research publications in 86.5% (mean = 5.4 publications per project), career advancement 34.3%, acquisition of higher qualifications 38.2%, use of results in policy making 35.4%, changed behaviour in light of findings 49.4%, evidence of health service benefit 42.1% and generated subsequent research in 44.9% of the projects.
Though this is quite unavoidable given the fact that there are few mental health workers in the region of higher qualifications (by the time this study was conducted, northern Uganda had only three psychiatrists and out of the three, two had retired and were only working with the University in Gulu).
Though this was unavoidable given the fact that there are few mental health workers in the region of higher qualifications (by the time this study was conducted northern Uganda had only three psychiatrists and the out of three, two had retired and were only working with the University in Gulu).
"At that stage she needed encouragement and support and reassurance of her high qualifications".
The money seems low for someone of my high qualifications, but I'm sure we can work something out.
Another important organizational demotivator was the lack of opportunities for higher qualifications (specialization) in primary and secondary health care facilities, compared to tertiary facilities.
