General case: Although the complexities of Special case 1 and Special case 2 are not high, these two cases, especially the Special case 1, rarely happen.
Features of the work environment, principally the pressures on human resources, changes in ways of working to accommodate part time staff and the complexity of case management, were perceived to underpin the risks of compromised information exchange and care planning.
"The length of investigations depends largely on complexity of cases, and on whether the commission's suspicions turn out to be justified," the commission said in its statement.
Utley said the increase in the number and complexity of cases did not necessarily mean congenital heart defects were increasing or becoming more problematic.
They tell me that the predicted increase in volume and complexity of cases will be both unmanageable and unsustainable, even under existing funding arrangements.
Death rates for children's heart surgery in the UK have almost halved in a decade, despite a rise in the number and complexity of cases, analysis shows.
The growing bill has coincided with a slew of criminal-justice measures that have increased the volume and complexity of cases.
At one end of the telescope, local law enforcement agencies are often reluctant to get involved because of the time, cost and complexity of cases that may well end in high-profile failure.
Fail to adequately "risk adjust" for the complexity of cases and doctors are reluctant to treat them, or, as happened in the US, over-adjust and surgeons leap on the most complex.
There has been a general improvement in reports since the company I work for took over the contract, but there still isn't always the time to give full consideration to the complexity of cases.
