The conference is to call for improvements in setting and marking exams, a larger and better trained pool of markers, and a transparent appeals process.
The security of the UK border is of the utmost importance and we will use our trained pool of contingency staff to ensure we minimise any disruption caused by planned union action.
In a context where a pool of trained health informatics personnel is not available, university graduates can be recruited to participate in intensive on-the-job training and mentoring programs, a successful approach to strengthening health information systems.
In understaffed settings with high turnover, a possible strategy to offset this challenge would be to expand the initial training in order to establish a larger pool of trained staff, creating redundancy and allowing other staff members to substitute for those who leave.
As an interim measure, create a pool of trained 'on call' HIV lay counselors in each province that can be summoned when needed.
For a large training pool and a well-trained model, the density of negative predictions will be high near 0 for each network and fall off as one moves to the right, towards 1.
In order to encourage greater use of services franchise programs expanded services through a larger pool of trained providers and included non-governmental organizations as referral facilities in the network.
The irony is that there is a large pool of trained, unemployed health workers available in Kenya, but the process of recruitment, hiring, and deployment is outdated and bureaucratic, taking up to 18 months to complete.
(005)" Across London as a whole, concerns were raised about sustaining an adequate pool of trained TB nurses: "In London, you're not getting enough nurses coming up through the ranks to be able to maintain the service at the same level.
