… Facilities were assessed for the availability of health services, basic amenities, equipment,
laboratory services, essential medicines and human resources. The SPA survey captures …

… , for example, human resource, which may occur across districts. … resources are used
effectively. Further, with many LMICs pursuing a model of decentralised health systems, resource …

… We describe the interplay between the resource-based view (RBV) and strategic human
resources (HR)/human capital (HC) literatures in select areas of particular interest. In each area, …

… cost-effective and efcient use of ‘human resources’ and ensure that the organisation was
able to achieve success through people. Terefore HR functions were to secure and develop the …

… Strategy on Human Resources for Health: workforce 2030, but on a revised estimate that
includes the retrospective reporting, hence could be now considered as a solid reference stock. …

… to ensure they are adequate, as delivering quality care requires the availability of resources.
Human resources are another challenge, as most private facilities struggle to recruit full-…

… gain more health for money through effective strategic purchasing and addressing the main
drivers of inefficiency. Moving Universal Health Coverage from political aspiration to reality …

… To measure effective coverage, we asked caregivers … collaboration towards filling the human
resource gaps within the … the diverse sources of human resources for improving the health …

… we explored both a human resources constraint (… coverage even without application of
sophisticated tools. Principles guide more effective utilization of common public health resources …

… for certain indicators (including ART effective coverage and Environment Health Services …
), the financial management and human resources systems. The DHIS predominantly records …