The reality is that we're able to absorb staffing changes better in some areas than in others.
While the hotel industry has suffered since Sept. 11, B&Bs have sustained themselves and are doing well, compared with large chains and boutique hotels, which still have to absorb staffing and property costs even if business is down.
Determine the dose absorbed by staff and patients in an ICU room due to daily X-ray studies, and to record the direct exposure of patients undergoing X-ray examinations.
Considered a key part of the Air Force's expansion during the early part of World War II, "Works and Bricks" quickly absorbed all staff with civil engineering and building experience in the RAAF active reserve.
If the market is not flexible enough to absorb new staff, how can task shifting help increase coverage of services?
Central hospitals have frequently been challenged to absorb numerous staff and resources compared to first- and second-line health providers, without delivering the respective quantity and quality of care.
They get absorbed as general staff nurses in hospitals, expected to provide care under any medical speciality, one of them being maternity care.
In terms of human resources, this workload in Cluster 1 continues to largely be absorbed within current staffing levels.
While the Community Health Centre sector has developed internal knowledge capacity with consistent messaging and content to meet QI-PHC strategic priorities, the workload remains largely absorbed within current staffing levels.
This staff was absorbed into SHAEF, with COSSAC, with Major General Frederick Morgan, becoming Smith's Deputy Chief of Staff at SHAEF.
Conflict absorbed 241.25 hours of staff time.
