Sentence examples for resources gaps from inspiring English sources

Perceived barriers to leveraging this influence included insufficient resources, gaps in skills and experience among board members, inadequate information on performance and regulatory requirements that miss the mark.

Through a series of interviews with policy representatives of the National Rural Health Mission in India, Bhattacharyya et al. noted the challenges faced in providing quality facility-based care due to limited human resources, gaps in supplies and infrastructure and poor monitoring.

HSAs were being called upon increasingly to fill clinic-based human resources gaps and support health centre activities: 'Due to task-shifting - where maybe some (higher-level) health workers are not available, that's when you find HSAs providing some services at the facilities'.

The usefulness of indicators related to this first subsystem for assessing nursing care performance may be justified on several grounds: The indicators mentioned above may reveal a broad set of dysfunctions and deficiencies, such as insufficient supply of basic material resources, gaps between nurse staffing and patients' needs, heavy workload and staff instability.

But the fund alone cannot bridge the resources gap.

He emphasised that the "financial resources gap" was the biggest challenge to Ethiopia's quest for growth that reduces poverty, increases social inclusion and promotes environmental sustainability.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Post-disaster funding sources and resources gap.

Initially they were called Cholera Assistants when first recruited in 1973 by the public health unit to fill a human resources gap and manage a large cholera outbreak [ 11].

A similar frustration can be found in the resource gaps in basic healthcare.

Certificate-trained generalist providers could help bridge these human resource gaps.

At the same time, human resource gaps in the early childhood field have been identified in some detail.