Sentence examples for changing staff from inspiring English sources

We also offer this as a method of tracking the effect of a deliberately imposed change on patient survival, such as may be imposed by changing staff pattern, resources, or the deliberate application of therapy advocated by randomised trials from elsewhere.

Changing Staff and Compensation Patterns in Higher Education.

It doesn't need fixing, and changing staff around on Day 1 will blow the thing wide open".

The hotel and restaurant group Whitbread believes that it can cut its energy use by over 3% in just one year by changing staff behaviour.

"For me, replacing and changing staff, particularly because of the range of things she does for us, would be far more of a pain in the arse than letting her have time off whenever she needs it," she says.

A quick tour revealed two operating theatres with three beds in each, with waiting and recovery areas, three large, gleaming, industrial autoclaves, a lecture room, stores, office, changing, staff room and finally the dental room, all wonderfully air conditioned.

Changing Staffing and Compensation Patterns in Higher Education shows that part-time faculty and graduate assistants account for at least half of instructional staff at many colleges and universities.

With changing staffing structures and persistent quality concerns in nursing homes, registered nurses are challenged to ensure that appropriate care is delivered.

SeaWorld joins several other companies that have recently announced they are cutting benefits, limiting hours or changing staffing practices in apparent response to Obamacare.

The first scenario we investigated, while simple, illustrates the effects of changing staffing levels, using multiple performance metrics.

Changing staffing models may be apparent when exploring future or more years of UDS.