Sentence examples for concern about skills from inspiring English sources

The accounts from general practitioners show that there was concern about skills relating to communication, cultural, organisational and clinical issues.

On the surface the labour market looks to have put the recession behind it, but concerns about skills shortages are growing.

Some GPs may feel hesitant due to concerns about skills and capacity [ 23, 24], but trials of GP-led care have been well received by GPs and patients in the UK [ 13, 23, 25- 27].

Uneven capacity – Concerns about skill gaps (e.g. technical expertise, management capacity, M&E), or the ability to administer funds.+ * Marshall, K. and Van Saanen M., "Development and Faith," The World Bank, 2007.

The other problem is there are a lot of missing pieces around" -62 year-old male private doctor Many doctors also expressed concern about their skills in approaching men.

He expressed concern about the skill of the Palestinian negotiators up against a tough Israeli team, but was happy the talks were occurring and hoped that they might lead to an agreement.

Researchers often indicate a desire to share evidence effectively with policy-makers while simultaneously expressing concern about the skill gap between researchers and policy makers [ 47].

Employees are concerned about their skills becoming irrelevant: better upskilling is their top concern.

Many employers in the health service and care sector also rely on foreign workers from the EU and were concerned about filling skills gaps.

The colleges will leave a lasting legacy – not just in the north and midlands but nationally, helping to address concerns about future skills shortages.

An increasing middle-class "brain drain" of British professionals moving abroad to live and work is raising concerns about future skills shortages in the UK, Home Office research has found.