2. A Study on the shortages
of Human Resources in
Health Care Industry
and Proposed Solutions
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3. Overview
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The healthcare industry consists of
companies that provide medical service,
manufactures medical equipment or drug ,
provide medical insurance or otherwise
facilitate the provision of healthcare to
patient.
4. Overview
Health care in Bangladesh is provided three major categories
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1.The Primary
Care
2. The
Secondary Care
3. Tertiary
Health Care
5. Overview
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â°According to reports of MOHFW published in 2012 and 2013, there are currently 64,434
registered doctors, 6,034 registered dentists, and 27,000 midwives. The figures indicate a
physician density of 0.036%.
â°Total of 128 public medical intuitions that provide secondary and tertiary level health care to both
in and out-patients. Of these 128 institutions, 53 are district hospitals, 11 general hospitals, a
medical university in Dhaka (BSMMU), and 63 other types of hospitals.
â°Total of 2,983 registered private hospitals around the country which provide 45,485 functional
beds as of 2013. The bed-density in the private sectors then stands at 0.031%.
6. Types Of Human Resource Required
Types of human resource required in this
industry are:
- Doctor
- Physician
- Counseling
- Nurse
- Work place Safety and Sanitation manager
- Labor Mediation
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7. Skill
â°About Doctor, Have to be expert on one specific term
like :
1.Neurologists
2.Psychiatrists
3.Cardiologists
â°Have to be skilled in communication
â°Have to be proper educated and certified from
authorities
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8. HR Planning Processes Used in Health
Industry
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Objectives of
Human
Resource
Planning:
Human
resource
planning must
be matched
with overall
organizational
plans
Current
Manpower
Stock: the
detailed bio
data of each
individual
Demand/
Supply
Forecasting:
Must check
the demand
and supply of
manpower
after every
one year, two-
year
Determine net
Requirement:
Check the
demand and
supply of the
manpower
before
deriving at
any
conclusion
9. HR Planning Processes Used in Health Industry
Redeployment
and Redundancy:
The surplus
employees in one
department can
be transferred to
another
department
where deficit of
employees
estimated
Employment
Programme:
Prepare
programmes of
recruitment,
selection,
transfer and
promotion to
achieve
organization
goal.
Training and
Development:
For the update
of the
employees
Evaluation of
Human
Resource
Planning: After
doing all the
steps evaluate
the
effectiveness
of human
resource
planning to
measure the
output
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10. Evaluation of HR Requirement and
Availability in Health Industry
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*MBBS
*Internship
*Provisional registration
*other
degrees(FCPS,MCPS
etc)
*Complete nursing
degree
*Have depth knowledge
about nursing
*B.SC in
nursing(optional)
*Both doctors and
nurses are not available
for the robust number of
population
11. Reason of the shortage of HR
â°Concentrated in urban areas
â°Lack of proper demand and supply
â°Lack of proper management system
â°Lack of training and development
â°Failure of HR planning process
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12. Impact of the shortage
â°Problem in rural areas
â°Poor functional distribution
â°Poor geographical distribution
â°Few doctors attending many patients
â°Professional surgeons
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13. Steps taken to deal with the shortage of HR
ï¶Redesigning work process
ï¶Need a efficient leader
ï¶Develop work new model
ï¶Employees development
ï¶Proper HR planning process
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14. Benefits derived from the steps taken
ï¶ Enterprise leadership
ï¶ Workforce representation
ï¶ Patient experience
ï¶ Preventive care
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15. Recommendation
â°Health worker equally provided in both urban
and rural areas
â°More qualified doctors and nurses should be
provided in rural areas
â°Management system should maintain
properly
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16. Recommendation
â°Hospitals authority should arrange more
training session for their workers
â°Rewards provided to the workers
â°Health Professional surgeons should provide
in rural areas.
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18. References
â» Population Reference Bureau. 2012. World Population Data Sheet.
Available from: http:// www.prb.org / Data Finder Geography/ Data.aspx?
loc=378.
â» Health bulletin 2013. Management Information System. Directorate
General of Health Services. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
Government of the Peopleâs Republic.
â» World Health Organization (WHO). World Health Report 2006: Working
together for health. Geneva: WHO, 2006. Available from: http:// www. who.
int/whr/ 2006/whr06_en.pdf.
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