Other core cadres of Nigeria's tuberculosis workers – nurses and doctors – have their basic tuberculosis training integrated into their training curriculum, although nursing and medical students in the proximity of NTBLTC undergo TB and leprosy training at the centre.
In addition to better conditions of service for its core cadres, systems of financing, monitoring and evaluation and training, integrated into the routine functioning of PHC and district health systems, will be needed.
Indeed, villagers familiar with the victims say that at least some had been members of the rebel militia, but were not in the hard-core cadre.
By the time Kathy, then 38 and a new mother, signed on for a role in the robbery, the debate had driven away all but a few dozen hard-core cadre.
Others thought Y.S.A. was maneuvering to form a hard-core cadre of extreme radicals within the non-exclusionist N.C.C., and others speculated that the urge to take over an organization — no matter how formless that organization might be — was simply a reflex acquired from the bitter struggles of the thirties.
The opposite picture emerges for Chad, where most benefits (except paid holidays) are offered more frequently to men, the strong majority of the core medical cadres (physicians, nurses and midwives).
"But for a certain cadre of hard-core sailors, this is their thing".
But with a small cadre of hard-core followers, both organizations informally kept themselves and Meir Kahane's beliefs alive here and in the United States.
A new cadre of hard-core breakers appears at national competitions like the B-Boy Pro-Am in Miami, the B-Boy Summit in Los Angeles and Freestyle Sessions in Seattle, Houston and Chicago.
In many African countries, such as Tanzania and Malawi, mid-level cadres are a core component of the health system.
