Supporting measures assisting SMEs in quality system establishment and human resource improvement is essential for the success.
It is therefore important to assess inter-hospital variation in performance in order to plan and resource improvement programs.
Responses (0 = no, 1 = yes) were summed up to create another composite variable of total number of resource improvement activities taken in the past year.
Human resources make most part of costs therefore this warrants a careful analysis of health facilities, including analysis of the health care provision structure, to identify areas with human resource improvement need.
These approaches include investments to improve access to electronic resources, improvements in internet connectivity, improvements in the quality of supervision, expansion of the pool of supervisors through collaborations with institutions, and formal skills training on various aspects of research including scientific writing.
(Catastrophes like the Black Death or failed harvests make people — those who survived, that is — better off by reducing the numbers competing for limited resources; improvements like sanitation or new medicines, or even charity, make everyone miserable).
The world is on the run looking for new energy resources, improvements and conservation on current energy resources while at the same time trying to keep the environment safe and clean, keeping in mind the economic constraints of all the above.
Normally, welfare improvement associated with a policy shock in the form of trade liberalization may be due to more favorable terms of trade, improved allocation of existing resources, additional resources, improvement in technology and improvement in employment of factor resources.
Although the potential for resource efficiency improvements is high, the necessary awareness and human resource capacities to explore this potential are limited.
Yet, despite the expansion of resources and improvements in the mobilization of these resources to the most severely afflicted areas, the incidence of preventable disease and of neglected tropical disease remains exceptionally high worldwide.
Rather, Mr. Nunn said, its analyses and recommendations are meant to offer "a resource for improvement".
