Sentence examples for provision of human resources from inspiring English sources
The Government Procurement Service (GPS) has awarded technology services company Logica a framework contract for the provision of human resources, payroll and finance services to central government.
The provision of human resources initially planned was insufficient.
The provision of human resources in the health field is a logistical task of great complexity.
As the guidelines have developed over the six Rounds, the necessity of functioning health systems and sufficient provision of human resources have been increasingly emphasized in the context of the required absorptive capacity of the recipient country.
When asked how to improve productivity, all the participants indicated that provision of human resources to a high standard in all nursing ranks, as well as proper personnel planning and organization, would enhance productivity.
While strengthening of service provision in terms of human resources and infrastructure is important, other strategies like the provision of medical abortion through mid-level providers and active promotion of manual vacuum aspiration at PHC are key to improving access.
However, it is recognized that the provision and availability of human resources and commodities need to be coupled with sound governance, assurance of the supply chain, and attention to quality-of-care issues [ 33].
In order to examine the features of the contracts dealing with employment protection and the guarantees for specific social rights of workers as a whole, research was carried out making use of a set of documents dealing with relevant legal provisions and the management of human resources in the MHS-BH as its corpus.
The national universities questions sought details on national universities with faculties of health sciences, whether these faculties conducted research, and if they had MoUs with MoH and if the MoUs were for the development of human resources, provision of technical support to MoH, or undertaking of research for MoH.
The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) might affect the epidemiology of TB via effects on important blocks of the health system, such as access to and affordability of health service provisions and/or the availability and distribution of human resources for health (Pollock and Price 2003; Smith et al. 2009a; Kanchanachitra et al. 2011).
To investigate the availability of human resources for CEmONC provision at each facility, assessors used modified tools based on the Averting Maternal Death and Disability Program's Needs Assessment Toolkit [ 14].
