Firstly, specific funding and manpower were listed as top concerns for administrators in CHSCs.
The CBA included all direct economic costs such as land acquisition cost, machineries, fuel, manpower, etc. based on the specific plants discussed in accordance with the current local market prices.
For the specific transport units-operators configurations examined, the reduction of manpower use (h ha−1) was in the range of 12%30%%.
Those challenges included lack of specific policy and stable financial support for CHSCs, inadequate manpower, relatively low capacity for health service delivery, lack of coordination among sectors, PLWHA's fear for discrimination and privacy disclosure in local communities.
Those challenges included lack of specific policy and stable financial support for CHSCs, inadequate manpower, relatively low capacity for health service delivery, lack of coordination among sectors, PLWHA's fear for discrimination and privacy disclosure in local communities, which may compromise the effectiveness and sustainability of those services.
Considering the current context in the PICU (manpower shortages, increased complexity of care, lack of specific knowledge, needs for quality, safety, and reproducibility), ECP for mechanical ventilation will very soon be a "must".
Interviewees included representatives from various trade associations, the 20 largest firms, industry-specific voluntary organizations, and opinion leaders drawn from job portals, manpower consultants, the trade press, and academia.
This suggests widening the expert panel to (i) multiply manpower and (ii) expand the panel's country-specific expertise.
Moreover, many developing countries are worried that donor-financed projects, with their relatively high salaries, will lure medical talent into competing AIDS-specific programmes, leaving the rest of the public-health service struggling for manpower.
The concrete selection of indicators will depend on the specific intervention theories and logic; interest of stakeholders; and available resources such as budget, time, and manpower.
In developing countries like India, the deciding factors for the selection of the specific water purification system are the flow rate, cost of implementation and maintenance, availability of materials for fabrication or assembling, technical manpower, energy requirement and reliability.
