Flexibility is as important as sustainability: Community-based healthcare systems must be flexible enough to meet the diverse and ever-changing needs of those in their areas, and the roles of community health workers will have to adapt accordingly.
Everything will be covered but there will be some flexibility in shifting things around according to the flow of the workshops and the needs of the students.
"We were very impressed by Piano's flexibility and their integration and implementation speed".
"Because patients are already living longer than two years with conventional treatment, we weren't able to apply the flexibility we can sometimes use when we appraise cancer drugs.
We need flexibility for the demographics of the workforce and to make sure the health service makes the most of all its staff.
The delayed effects of the major falls in the value of the pound from 2007-09 helpedelped offset the damage caused to the economy by his austerity policy: our overseas trading position would have been far worse without that flexibility.
The flexibility in annuities is a welcome step, as is the Isa limit increase, but it remains the case that people are simply not saving enough from a young enough age.
This book was first published in 2003, and 12 years later, in a world where flexibility, job satisfaction and wellbeing have come to the fore, much of it seems hugely old fashioned.
In a range of studies by organisations including IBM, Gerzema, Young & Rubicam, and Zenger and Folkman, senior executives around the world and across industries put qualities such as creativity, flexibility, empathy, patience, humility and balance right at the top of the list of crucial leadership characteristics for the future.
We must trust the clinical expertise that CCGs have and give local NHS leaders the space and flexibility to find local sustainable solutions that meet the needs of their communities.
One of the things I prize most about my work is the flexibility it gives me.
