Karen Webb, the eastern regional director of the Royal College of Nursing union, said: "It's an outcome of people in suits trying to cut the costs of the NHS by training unregistered grades rather than registered nurses.
Oppenheimer: The concept that all countries should submit plans to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (i.e., to all 196 parties) that show how much they will cut emissions was an outcome of Copenhagen, but there was no concomitant arrangement for assessing those plans, no need to provide details of how the plans would be implemented and no mandate to ratchet up commitments over time.
Correspondents say that many in Washington DC expect a deal will come after 1 March, as the outcome of the cuts becomes more apparent.
"There is a fundamental dilemma or contradiction here on the state level between their stated health care policy reform agenda, which is all about robust primary and preventive care and better disease management, and the inevitable outcome of these cuts," Alan D. Aviles, president of the city's Health and Hospitals Corporation, said.
The optimal cut-off point that defines a poorer outcome of 13q deletion differs between published studies [ 12– 19, 19, 21].
If the area is 1.0, then the model has 100% sensitivity and specificity in predicting outcome regardless of cut-off point.
Hence, a binary outcome of a molecular test with a predetermined cut-off value can prove advantageous in this regard.
This is what sector leaders have been forecasting and why, as they gather in Bournemouth for this week's annual National Children and Adult Services (NCAS) conference, all their hopes are pinned on getting some respite from a relentless diet of cuts when the outcome of the government spending review emerges next month.
One application used the systematic review to inform the definition of a secondary outcome of the study and the cut off for the outcome in the application was based on evidence from the systematic review (application 13).
One significant outcome of the coming cuts, officials said, could be a steep decrease in the number of intelligence analysts assigned to the region.
He highlighted an opinion poll two weeks ago that concluded that the public were content with the outcome of the spending cuts so far, which the BBC downplayed.
