The growth of the "Gig Economy"—ad hoc work is shifting businesses towards the goal of part-time, on-demand employment, with aggressive avoidance of obligations for health insurance and longer-term benefits.
In this study, we focused on the unit-level decisions which are made ad hoc by ICU shift leaders to ensure the fluent flow of activities.
The New NHS white paper's 10-year programme had the NHS Plan's 10-year programme superimposed on it two years later, which in turn has been supplemented with ad hoc edicts, the Shifting the Balance management restructure and now the Budget's "next steps for investment".
Alternatively, we could have used pure observation or introspection as a method of investigating the ad hoc decision making of shift leaders.
Even if the ad hoc decisions of the shift leaders differed, the goals and the content underlying their decisions were parallel.
The specific purpose of the study was to identify the ad hoc decisions of ICU shift leaders by evaluating their cognitive processes during their daily work.
Second, aggressive melanoma cells are able to shift ad hoc between mesenchymal and amoeboid motility: in response to pro-inflammatory cytokines they undergo EMT, while after re-expression of embryonic EphA2 receptor, experience a new kind of motility program undergoing MAT [ 81].
Understanding the pressures each member of Congress faced, Johnson built shifting, ad hoc majorities.
These two modes of cell movement are interconvertible and several moving cells, including tumor cells, show an high degree of plasticity in motility styles shifting ad hoc between mesenchymal or amoeboid movements.
We divided the ad hoc decision making of ICU shift leaders into two types: process-focused and situation-focused.
Despite these efforts, the ad hoc decision making of ICU shift leaders is poorly supported by information systems.
