In addition to flight of human capital, these include: mismatches between skills and service needs; salary distortions engendered by the influx of non-state employers; breakdown of pre-service training; lack of human resources (HR) data to inform workforce planning; lack of management capacity at different health systems levels; and underperformance of the remaining health workforce.
Furthermore, emotional value was found to be affected mainly by the empathy engendered by service quality, while social value was influenced by tangible instances of service quality.
Its initiative taps into the competitive spirit engendered by the fledgling service, which bestows the preposterous title of "mayor" on people who show up most often at a location.In this section Trouble ahead Middle Kingdom meets Magic Kingdom Waiting for a wave Where are you?
He would be quite comfortable and mighty pleased with the dizzying scope of trade in every commodity, product and service imaginable, and the incredible wealth engendered by that trade.
The challenge of reaching these children is compounded by apathy and distrust towards the public sector, engendered by poor basic health and education services.
This paper critically reviews the relationship between these frameworks and the published evidence of effectiveness of tuberculosis interventions, with a specific focus on the controversies engendered by the endorsement of programs of service delivery that emphasize direct observation of therapy.
In a microcosm of the opposition engendered by every administration action on Guantánamo, the chairman of the House armed services committee, Republican Mac Thornberry of Texas, rejected the transfer of 10 detainees last month – not to US soil, but to Oman.
Still, the bitterness engendered by the vote will persist.
They can be as easily engendered by sudden acclaim.
A lifetime of illness, engendered by poverty and exacerbated by prison, was further compounded by overwork.
