However, the community members also had concern regarding drug supply, inadequate numbers of trained VHT members per village, and difficulty identifying VHT members in the village.
Planned resettlement is associated with adverse health outcomes: poor mental health, food insecurity, unsafe water supply, inadequate sewerage systems, and increased infectious disease (Cernea 1999).
Whatever the light-source, the effectiveness of phototherapy devices can be compromised by erratic power supply, inadequate skin exposure from overcrowding with multiple infants placed under a single device, sub-optimal irradiance levels, and poor device maintenance [ 18, 19].
Their diets supply inadequate amounts of vitamins and minerals such as vitamin A, iron, iodine, zinc, folate, selenium and vitamin C. Deficiencies usually occur when the habitual diet lacks diversity and does not include sufficient quantities of the fruits, vegetables, dairy products, meat and fish that are the best sources of many micronutrients.
The UNICEF/WHO strategy for diarrheal control lists 7 points of importance, including poor sanitation, contaminated food supply, inadequate toilet facilities, and lack of access to vaccination and oral rehydration therapy as being important issues to address for global child health (2).
This rapid expansion of cities, with the creation of urban slums, the lack of or inadequate safe water supply, inadequate drainage and sewage networks, and absence of sanitation and solid waste removal, has increased the risk of infectious diseases including diarrheal diseases and respiratory infections [ 2].
It's bad enough to have these young men and women fighting an ill-thought-out war, but supplying inadequate equipment and then not sending the proper replacements when they are available is unconscionable.
In addition, the overwhelming number of casualties during the time rendered the available supplies inadequate.
"Effectiveness of our services here in Mulago... Of course we have a long way to go... we are doing our best but in a situation where you are having underfunding and inadequate supplies, inadequate drugs, inadequate diagnostics.
Factors that increase exposure to infectious diarrhea include lack of access to safe water supplies, inadequate sanitation facilities, and poor personal hygiene.
Most interview and survey participants cited a lack of supplies, inadequate human resources, and high workload as major challenges to their work.
