introduction: evaluation of human resources requires proper indicators for its performance measurement. in fact, compiling indexes consider as the basic source of information evaluation. the aim of this study was to compiling the basic human resources indicators in health system to provide enough information to evaluate human resource management in this sector. this work developed by designing ...

This work presents the modelling fundamentals to study dynamics of inverter-based resources (IBRs) in weak distribution grids and derive disturbance performance characteristics describing how they should behave under different conditions. More specifically, with respect small-signal disturbances we possible voltage violations following frequency response from IBRs due low system strength also p...

today it is recognized and objectivity of the human resources and the importance of human resources and the work of senior management organization. human resources as a strategic resource and is the most important organizational element and from other sources within the organization, the only resource that acts as the decision-making and implementation.adopting strategic decisions and strategy ...

The term churning is defined by a multifaceted approach and quite complex concept that has been gaining relevance in the field of human resources, due to problematic loss investment, originating from voluntary exits worker-associated costs. This phenomenon direct result rising competitive job market, causing employees leave organizations carry with them all knowledge experience acquired startin...

Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has confronted health systems with extraordinary changes in demand for services, which magnified underlying disparities the workforce. Initial workforce capacities were critical, as only have two options to increase level: increasing capacity among existing or mobilising/recruiting additional personnel. Workforce became a limiting factor an effective response, par...

BACKGROUND: There has been an increased interest in the role of a human rights framework to mobilize resources for health. DISCUSSION: This paper argues that the human rights framework does provide us with an appropriate understanding of what values should guide a nation's health policy, and a potentially powerful means of moving the health agenda forward. It also, however, argues that appeals ...