The full scope of the problems at the Philadelphia hospital was first reported in June by The New York Times.
Five years later, the full scope of the problems at DCF and the impact those failures had on the 47,000 at-risk children they have been supposed to be looking after including the 8,000 foster kids in their custody, is finally becoming clear.
Public attention to the problems was heightened in September when The San Antonio Express-News published a series of articles detailing the full scope of the problem.
To Professor Alexander, however, that argument neglects the full scope of the problem.
"Drug shortages represent a pressing public health issue, and we are actively working to understand the causes, the full scope of the problem in the U.S. and internationally, and possible solutions," said Dr. Howard K. Koh, an assistant secretary for health.
Several high-profile cases of fraud over the past few years have shone a spotlight on that question, but the full scope of the problem has remained unknown.
Early data on the epidemiology of injury in East Africa, specifically in Tanzania, are just emerging, and the full scope of the problem is not yet well understood [7].
Once Balic understood the full scope of the problem, he (and this is where his rationale loses me a bit) wrote a Python script to scrape all the data he could find and showed some of it on YouTube.
One of the ways that we can work to decrease and hopefully eliminate hate crimes is to understand the full scope of the problem.
But the full scope of the problem — how long it existed at the company, and how long executives knew about it — is still an open question.
