... subject-domain, the other on the basis of the structure of the data base about it) there must be a relation between them. The data base contains information which can serve to answer queries formulated ... I pointed out before that it would be unwise to design a system which would directly assign the meaning (3) tothe question (I). A more sensible strategy is to first assign (I) the meaning ... analysis, yielding an EFL expression; EFL -to- DBL translation! simplification of the DBL expression; evaluation of the resulting expression. For the example introduced inthe sections II and...
... in turnadapted by the Ministry of Health, and used to register all health workers in five provinces, providing informationon workforce capacities and gaps to be used in planning.This combination ... number not for citation purposes) Human Resourcesfor Health Open AccessResearchParis on the Mekong: using the aid effectiveness agenda to support human resourcesforhealthinthe Lao People's ... convincing analysis of how new monies could be used to fund pay increases inthehealth sector is now needed; the MOH and WHO have already done some work in thisarea [7]. Sector and inter-sector...
... from too much information.READY? In other words… THE FOCUS TEST:Who are you?What do you do?Why does it matter?123THERE ARE 1,349 CAMERAS ON THE MARKET. HOW DO YOU DECIDE WHICH ONE TO BUY?BRANDNAMECOCA-COLAMICROSOFTIBMFORDMERCEDESHONDABMWKODAK GAP NIKEPEPSIXEROXAPPLESTARBUCKSTHIS ... IS.AND HOW. A modern definition of brand The five disciplines of brand-buildingWHAT YOU’LL LEARN:21It’s a GUT FEELING because peopleare emotional, intuitive beings.It’s a PERSON’S gut feeling, ... HOWTO BRIDGE THE DISTANCEBETWEENBUSINESS STRATEGYAND DESIGNFINALLYA brand is not a product.A VISUAL PRESENTATION BY MARTY NEUMEIER The three most important words in differentiating...
... distributed. Although the countries inthe Southern hemisphere are not the main originators of climate change, they may suffer the greatest share of the damage inthe form of declining yields and ... the process of foreign investment in land and processing industries. The policy of the host country is critical in determining the rules for such investments, including standards for short, medium ... Meeting of Experts in Rome in June 2009. The following document takes major findings of that meeting into account and aims to serve as a basic background forthe High-Level Experts Forum on “How...
... not for citation purposes) Human Resourcesfor Health Open AccessResearch Human resourcesforhealth planning and management inthe Eastern Mediterranean region: facts, gaps and forward thinking ... thispaper, which is to identify the information gaps (i.e. whatwe do not know) on HRH inthe EMR. The informationgaps are discussed in two main thematic areas: manage-ment and planning. These areas ... help reduce the existing gap between the EMR and more developedregions of the world. Despite our findings confirming that the health workforce is a key factor in achieving popula-tion health goals,...
... enumerate the stock of health facilities(public and private) inthehealth sector in 2006; (2) enu-merate the stock of humanresources (public and private) in thehealth sector in 2006 trained to ... about the increasingly important private sec-tor: effectively the government information about human resourcesforhealthinthe sector as a whole will decrease.Fourth, what of the future? The Indonesian ... paperreports on humanresourcesforhealth and aims to address the following questions:• What is the stock of humanresourcesforhealth trained to provide care and treatment for illness (doctors, nursesand...
... the initiation of health sector reforms in Georgia, investments in system building innovationshad not resulted in sustainable health gain: over the pastdecade there has been a substantial increase ... needs,thus the Government of Georgia has to make furtherefforts to tackle thehealth workforce problems for public health. ConclusionAfter ten years of health system reforms in Georgia, the current ... Waal A, WibulpolprasertS: Humanresourcesfor health: overcoming the crisis. The Lancet 2004, 364:1984-90. Human ResourcesforHealth 2008, 6:8 http://www .human- resources- health. com/content/6/1/8Page...
... sampling frame of health facilitiesand their staffing levels can be compiled in advance. Thiswould entail strengthening of routine administrative human resources information systems, including the completeness ... McPake B: Howtobridgethegapin human resourcesfor health. Lancet 2004, 364:1451-1456.6. Dubois CA, McKee M: Cross-national comparisons of human resourcesforhealth – what can we learn? Health ... selected findings from the Assess-ment of HumanResourcesfor Health, a survey project ini-tiated by the World Health Organization and fielded in sixlow-income and middle-income countries with the...
... costing in Mozambique and Guinea Bissau, with the objective to provide an insight into the practice of costing exercises in information-poor settings, as well as to contribute tothe existing ... tool. Within the MoH, the HumanResources Department acted as the focal point,providing linkage between consultants and other actors,as well as punctual input inthe HRH costing. The MoHFinancial ... dollars in 2006 to 400 million US dollars in 2015 in order to accommodate the training targets, increasing steadilyover the years. The eight-fold increase inthe cost fore-seen over nine years...
... hiresfrom training institutions in a year, the model multipliestogether the number of training institution students in their final year of study from the prior year, the gradua-tion rate forthe prior ... 2007) to forecast the annual number of health workers inthe public sector workforce for each cadrebased on the annual inflows and outflows of each cadre in the public sector health workforce. The ... but they can reduce the size of the required increase in training enrolment,especially for doctors.Increasing training enrolment is the most expensiveoption. It takes several years for training...
... in 1978 to 24.9% in 2008 and for foreign-trained specia-lists from 29.7% to 21.5% in 2008, immigration andentry into practice of foreign-trained physicians con-tinues in sizeable ... and health equity [5]. Draining the HHR ofdeveloping countrie s and compounding the difficulties ofdelivering health care within them leads to a form of“perve rse subsidy” from poorer to richer ... Canada and the brain drain of health professionals from sub-Saharan Africa. PolicyOptions 2006, 74-78.9. Joint Learning Initiative: HumanResourcesfor Health: Overcoming the CrisisCambridge,...
... concerns. The core indicators for assessing the management of humanresourcesfor health inthe public sector are given inthe following table.PART 2 – POLICY LEVERS AFFECTING HUMANRESOURCESFOR HEALTH 5 ... 15:53:18LAYOUT_Assessing Financing.indd 6LAYOUT_Assessing Financing.indd 6 5.12.2007 15:34:485.12.2007 15:34:4825 The core diagnostic indicators for use in assessing the fi nancing of humanresourcesforhealth ... humanresourcesforhealth 14Performance of humanresourcesforhealth 16Cross-cutting problems concerning humanresourcesforhealth 17PART 2 – POLICY LEVERS AFFECTING HUMANRESOURCESFOR HEALTH...
... 15:35:0125 The core diagnostic indicators for use in assessing the fi nancing of humanresourcesforhealth are given inthe following table.Table 5. Financing of humanresourcesforhealth (HRH): ... role inhealth workforce policy if there is a change inthe fi nancing PART 2 – POLICY LEVERS AFFECTING HUMANRESOURCESFOR HEALTH LAYOUT_Assessing Financing.indd 47LAYOUT_Assessing Financing.indd ... assessing the political context of humanresourcesfor health, and of developing strategies for gaining support for policies inthe area of humanresourcesfor health. We suggest following the...