Yet, the societal imperative for skilled capacity in practice often conflicts with academic promotional requirements for research performance.
Some researchers have attributed weak capacity for HSR to inadequately skilled personnel and limited funding [ 6, 12], and have called for more emphasis on improving human capacity and mobilizing additional financial resources for health research.
The countries were chosen purposively because of their involvement in the Making it Happen programme (11) which aims to build capacity for healthcare providers to provide skilled birth attendance and emergency obstetric and early newborn care.
The theme of building capacity represents dimensions such as developing the capacity for science and research, the need for skilled nurses, funding and development of research infrastructure, collecting and disseminating national statistics, and public education of the issues associated with breast cancer.
According to a study assessing EESC capacity in Ghana, a lack of adequately skilled human resources is often the limiting factor characterizing a facility's capacity for surgery, obstetrics, and anesthesia [ 29].
A concerted effort was made to increase capacity for institutional deliveries by upgrading facilities to improve access to skilled birth attendance and EmOC [ 3].
During the five years of partnership, Johnson & Johnson, UNICEF and the Ministry of Health are expected to build capacity for more than 3,000 health workers and ethnic minority midwives on skilled birth assistance, early essential newborn care and Kangaroo-mother care.
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The roll-out of the new national guidelines should also aim to build strong capacity for tertiary institutions like Bugando, so that they function as resource centres for training skilled professionals in maternal and perinatal death reviews.
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