However, such evaluation is difficult to standardise, particularly in patients with co-morbidities; requires substantial human resources, time, and expertise; and may cause conflicts between evaluating and evaluated physicians.
The findings raise interest in expanding the use of substitute cadres, as the demands of expanding access to services such as antiretroviral treatment requires substantial human resources capacity.
The proposed World Bank approach applied to Zimbabwe was extremely data demanding and required extensive data collection in the field and substantial human resources.
Traditionally, patients from RP families are studied with linkage analysis, or gene-by-gene screening, 5 6 which is costly, requires substantial human resources, and is time-consuming, thus making molecular diagnosis difficult and complex.
However, it was only after Peter Piot, Executive Director of UNAIDS, and Suma Chakrabarti, Permanent Secretary of the UK Department for International Development (DfID), visited Malawi in 2004 and witnessed first hand the hopeless staffing situation of many facilities that a substantial human resources plan was pulled together.
It often requires substantial human and physical resources ranging from a few engineers up to multiple teams of domain specialists from collaborating organisations.
ISTI has formulated a means to help industry and government measure, report, mitigate, and adapt in order to garner the substantial human and financial resources required to help local destinations decarbonize and deploy proven approaches to environmental protection and climate change mitigation and adaptation.
GD community, in which IFSC of BC Sub-district is located, is a star community for the government.6 A number of enterprises have formed long-term cooperation with the GD residents' committee, and they are willing to invest substantial human and material resources to support community services here.
It makes sense to consider endometriosis as a public health priority and to assign substantial human and financial resources to improve the management of patients [ 4].
The joint MOPH/WHO pandemic review required the mobilization of substantial human and financial resources at a time of already considerable demand.
