Sentence examples for rational staffing from inspiring English sources

The adoption of this rational staffing policy has enabled the MoH to optimize expenditure on the health workforce, on which health care systems around the world spend 60%to80%0% of their recurrent budgets.

Flexible rational staffing patterns (norms) were developed for local hospitals and health centres, and the Ministry circulated these to all concerned, as the guidelines for staffing primary health care institutions.

The approach reported here provides a rational basis for staffing SUDTPs in a way that efficiently maximizes benefits for patients.

The field staffs' dedication, commitment, and quality of work far surpassed rational expectations, even for staff in the most impoverished regions of UP.

"Staff are rational," Fouladi argues.

But he had many rational periods and assisted staff doctors in the care of patients, and in his spare time compiled a medical dictionary that has become a standard reference.

Using such a quantitative definition of medium care allows more rational allocation of nursing staff.

Teaching hospitals have a special responsibility to society to promote rational prescribing by their staff and, through them, the future generations of doctors.

In addition, KMC provides potential relief to busy midwifery and nursing staff, more rational use of space, and the potential for early discharge.

The potential for a more precise clinical assessment of home-dwelling elderly receiving care services as well as more rational time use for staff were also described as incentives.

It was hypothesized that expanding the role of nurses to stage patients using WHO staging criteria and interpret CD4 lab results would lead to more rapid information on patient status, more prompt identification of HAART-eligible patients, fewer losses to follow-up, and ultimately more rational use of limited staff time with higher-level clinical providers.