We focus mainly on two types of provincial party standing committee (PPSC) members who had revolutionary experience prior to 1949: one group of cadres had revolutionary experience in Zhejiang for at least 1 year before 1949 (most were local guerrillas); the other group consisted of southbound cadres from the Third Field Army.
In Figure 4, we have created a broad grouping of cadres into nursing and medical staff.
The 15 community health nurses are considered to be a lower-level cadre in the Ghanaian health system, although the entry condition of high school completion is higher for this group of cadres than in the other two countries.
Mid-level provider is a universal term and has been described by the WHO as "a group of cadres who are trained for 2 5 years to acquire basic skills in diagnosing, managing common conditions, and preventing disease" [ 3].
With the help of Vann and others —and against the grain of the entire Saigon Government he set up a training program for a new group of cadre that were to go out into the villages in the black pajamas of the peasantry and win the hearts and minds of the people.
For the next three years, Mr. Zhou, bullhorn in hand, led groups of retired cadres to government offices in Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning Province, and Beijing, where they marched up to deliver written petitions listing their complaints.
Multi-group comparison studies included those for which two or more groups of workforce cadres were compared to each other, based on measures such as patient outcomes or costs; however, the patients were not randomly assigned to the workforce cadre, so the potential for confounding factors biasing the estimated results is high.
Our results suggest that there are statistically significant differences in the reasons which motivated the three groups of health cadres in Ghana to join the mental health workforce, with significantly more CMHOs than CPOs and CPNs joining the mental health workforce because of the prospects of gaining employment.
On May 8 , 1960 a group of UNIP cadres in the Copperbelt had attacked a white British expatriate, Lilian Margaret Burton, by stoning her car and setting it on fire.
"Millions of Shenyang people point accusing fingers at Mu's protection of himself and a horde of corrupt officials," said a 1999 letter written by the group of retired cadres.
