The demand for health care in the Republic of Korea has increased with continuing socioeconomic development, improvement of the living standards, and the introduction of a national health insurance system in 1989. To meet this rising demand a major concern is providing an adequate number of health care professionals. Nurses are very important to health care because they constitute the largest g...

due to consuming about 50%-80% of health resources, hospitals are the greatest and costly operational units in iranian health system. so allocation of resources specially human and space resources as the most expensive ones is really important for further controlling of costs, analysis of costs and making suitable policies for increasing the profitability and allocation of resources and improve...

Pakistan faces a human resources for health (HRH) crisis. A cross-sectional survey was conducted to overview frontline health workers. A total of 750 health facilities were surveyed across Pakistan. The median estimate of public sector health care workers in the district health system in Pakistan is 417 288, including 46 153 estimate of public sector health care workers in the district health s...

Introduction: Health systems in both developed and developing countries are under pressure to improve service delivery to an ever increasing population with limited or reducing resources (Hossain and Alam, undated). This includes the human resources which constitute a major input in health care delivery and a key determinant of the cost and quality of care. Expenditures on personnel in most hea...

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 ...

Despite an increase in efforts to address shortage and performance of Human Resources for Health (HRH), HRH problems continue to hamper quality service delivery. We believe that the influence of governance is undervalued in addressing the HRH crisis, both globally and at country level. This thematic series has aimed to expand the evidence base on the role of governance in addressing the HRH cri...