It nevertheless won the reporting war on the frontline with model journalism.
Frontline's proposed model of supervision in the workplace offers a chance to assess whether this approach provides a better model of providing placements for social work students on all courses.
Tom Henri, a social work lecturer at Goldsmiths, has said that it "devalues social workers", and that the academic model which Frontline is based on only focuses on short-term risk to children.
This was a dual strategy aimed at supporting teachers in their roles as frontline mentors and role models to promote HIV preventative behaviours amongst learners and also address their individual vulnerability to getting infected with HIV.
De Mistura hopes that such a ceasefire would serve as a "concrete example" and a model for other frontline areas in the country.
Pulmonary function testing was performed on all participants willing to attempt it using the ndd Model 2000 EasyOne™ Frontline Spirometer (ndd Medical Technologies, Andover, MA), an instrument whose performance correlates well with office-based spirometry [ 10].
The interview with the representative from the economy department, however, was less focused on working conditions at frontline, but rather on the allocation model (with regards to time).
The fact many FBOs have a paucity of frontline workers who are believers, and moreover that the model of working is basically a secular social work model, rather limits the claim that faith-based organisations do anything in particular that is different from other voluntary organisations.
Gove sees a big role for Frontline, the new postgraduate child protection course, modelled on Teach First, by seeking to recruit the "brightest and best" graduates into social work.
The role of frontline staff as health promoters and role models is more widely acknowledged (Van Leuven, 2006; National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, 2011).
