“…[ 35 ] Furthermore, the workload in rural area may be affected by the topography, the climate, and population density in the area[ 42 ] - Workload: Typically, auxiliary and nonspecialist employees tend to participate in less challenging and complex works. Therefore, in challenging and complicated tasks, shortages of staff lead to high workload and consequently lower quality[ 21 27 43 ]
- Supply and demand: Shortage of supply and demand, poor services, poor communication, and inappropriate location of centers are important factors that limit the amount of services delivery[ 24 42 ] In addition to the above-mentioned points, the strengths and weaknesses of the WISN, as well as suggestions for solving the problems, were also extracted and summarized briefly below.
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