High impact information on Health Manpower

• A conference convened by the Institute of Medicine in 2003 concluded that the 'human resource capacity' in the US suitable for dealing with vector-related issues in health should be rebuilt [1].
• There are serious human resource problems in Canadian Adult Congenital Heart Network centres that need to be addressed [2].
• There is a difference in the productivity of women doctors in Great Britain and the United States. Postulated reasons for this difference are discussed as well as the implications for medical education and meeting health manpower needs [3].
• Health manpower plans should then be translated into training programs to help the learners to prepare themselves, and motivate them, to meet the challenges of PHC [4].
• 'Commissioning a Patient-led NHS': addressing the human resources issues [5].

Biological context of Health Manpower

• Role of the SEAMEO TROPMED Network in health human resources development. Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization. Tropical Medicine and Public Health [6].
• In 1992, the West Virginia Dept. of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) and the West Virginia University School of Medicine, Dept. of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry (BM & P), entered into a collaborative effort to provide treatment for patients at the state-operated psychiatric hospital in Weston, W.Va [7].
• The survey was funded by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists and implemented by the Task Force on Human Resources. In April 1997 a questionnaire was mailed to a sample of radiation therapy administrators identified by the mailing list of the Society of Radiation Oncology Administrators (SROA) [8].

Associations of Health Manpower with chemical compounds

• Factors associated with "Ikigai" among members of a public temporary employment agency for seniors (Silver Human Resources Centre) in Japan; gender differences [9].
• A survey of line managers, in eleven Hospital Authority hospitals, revealed the progress of decentralization: a majority of respondents felt that, over the previous five years, managers at their level had been given greater responsibility for human resource management issues [10].
• In transition: human resource management in Atlantic Canadian hospitals [11].
• Human resource training: responding to Supreme Court's direction [12].
• As thyroxine deficiency can impair quality of human resource, poverty and socio-economic backwardness in endemic areas may have a causal nexus with nutritional iodine deficiency [13].

Gene context of Health Manpower

• The report of the National Advisory Committee on SARS and Public Health recommended the need for a national public health human resource strategy and the need to identify opportunities for improving training [14].
• Ethics and the organizational human resources strategy: Part II [15].
• Service providers in psychology. Results of the 1982 APA Human Resources Survey [16].
• Human resources. Staff survey. Rank and file. Interview by Andy Cowper [17].
• Last but not least organisational standards in the quality framework for CPD and good human resources practice should result in improving nurses' employment conditions [18].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Health Manpower

• Consistent with the findings of California Health Manpower Pilot Project #139, the care provided by the Colorado dental hygiene independent practitioners in this study and the environment in which the care was provided do not exhibit any undue risk to the health and safety of the public [19].
• In particular, Workload/Pace of Work, Human Resources, Nursing Shortage/Staffing, Restructuring/Bed Closures, Patients/Clients, Systems Issues, Physical Environment and Technology/Specialization were themes emphasized as contributing to increased risk in patient care [20].

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