With the implementation of European Water Frame Work Directive (EU-WFD), the pollution sources in the River Elbe were assessed by the River Basin Community Elbe RBC Elbee).
Several countries have implemented laws that limit the number of successive temporary positions one person can have (see, for example, Next Wave's articles on Hochschulreform in Germany and the introduction of the EC's fixed-term work directive in the UK).
With luck, in the future neural networks may provide the answer to the European time working directive.
His death has placed the entire company in that situation; some members have spoken of how they are still trying to work on directives he gave them.
Working time directives also have to be addressed, he says, because "if you do shift work you get a scenario where people might say 'it's not my problem, I'm off'".
It stated that in Ireland, for example, no hospitals were fully compliant with the provisions of the work time directive [ 25].
The medical education system is outdated [ 27- 31], the European Work Time Directive (EWTD) is still not implemented and Greek junior doctors face the risk of unemployment due to the overwhelming inflation of medical graduates [ 32].
The aim of this study is to determine the prevalence of burnout in Greek medical residents, investigate its relationship with training satisfaction during residency and survey Greek medical residents' opinion towards the European Work Time Directive (EWTD).
Additionally, in many countries, the cost of employing doctors have escalated over recent years, in part as a result of working time directives which have limited the hours doctors are available for service [ 6, 7].
The drivers for the expansion of simulation-based education are well documented including ethical imperatives, working time directives, patient empowerment, patient safety movement and the need for learner-centred education [ 2- 5].
