The phrase "resources crises" can be used in written English in certain contexts.
It is correct and usable when referring to a situation where there is a shortage or depletion of resources, such as natural resources or financial resources. Example: The country is facing multiple resources crises due to overexploitation and mismanagement of its natural resources.
One of the key strategies for addressing the current human resources crises in many countries is to maximize the roles of existing human resources for health.
This study describes job satisfaction and intention to stay on the job among primary health-care providers in countries with distinctly different human resources crises, Afghanistan and Malawi.
In countries with the worst human resources crises, additional, country-specific cadres have been developed and deployed for many years to address priority needs, such as access to emergency obstetric care.
In both case studies, costing was conceived as part of a larger planning and fund-raising effort, which in Mozambique was chiefly aimed at extracting salary concessions from the Government's MPF and additional pledges from the international community, while in Guinea Bissau the exercise's focus was more on drawing attention to the health sector's impending human resources crises.
This study was designed to describe job satisfaction and intention to stay on the job among primary health-care providers in countries with distinctly different human resources crises and to examine the extent to which the factors affecting health-care worker retention in these two countries are captured by existing literature on the global HRH crisis.
But councils have been strikingly innovative in finding ways of coping with the resources crisis.
Physicians for Human Rights, a Boston-based nonprofit group that shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 1997, will be releasing a report on the topic and proposing steps to avert a deepening of the human resources crisis.
The new report – entitled The New Home Front – looks at the wartime experience of those on the "home front" in Britain and the lessons we can learn in facing today's threats from climate change and the looming energy and resources crisis.
Sub-Saharan Africa faces a human resources crisis in the health sector.
The human resources crisis in Africa is especially acute in the public health field.
Africa, unlike the other continents, faces a severe human resources crisis in the health sector.
