This has major funding implications for departments and jobs, and also determines league table rankings and international prestige.
In a letter to Hammond and Vince Cable, the business secretary, she said: "It is Unite's belief that insufficient, if any, consideration was given to the social and economic implications of your department's decision," she said.
While the law enforcement official and several lawyers involved in the matter called the wrongdoing relatively minor, the case could have serious implications for the department because of the large number of officers thought to have participated, either by asking for a ticket to be fixed or by doing the actual fixing.
As one of the most versatile technologies we've ever encountered, it's not surprising that AI's applications and implications span many departments, divisions, and functional groups.
This paper examines the implications of the emergency department triage practice environment on the triage practice of nurses who triage clients with a mental illness.
By 1990, however, Charlotte had begun to ponder the longer-term implications of a fire department with a significant number of female members.
Although the investigation focuses on one hospital, its findings have broader implications because the veterans department, along with many private hospitals, is moving to increase the use of nurse practitioners to reduce costs.
Utilization of gift certificates and other cash equivalents are discouraged due to transaction processing costs and additional financial implications for both the department and the recipient.
The lack of local treatment follow-up for patients had implications for local emergency departments since patients with side effects from treatment may present to local emergency departments.
The report claims that many of the savings will be notional because withdrawing legal aid will have substantial cost implications for other government departments.
We conducted a retrospective analysis to assess mitigation strategies used during each outbreak and identify policy implications for public health departments, vector control agencies, and clinicians in areas vulnerable to dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases.
