Changes to access to and utilisation of services have important implications for the health staff in Zimbabwe - if the user fee policy is revised to reduce or remove fees, which would translate into improved access and increased utilization of services, which would in turn increase pressure on staff.
Pointing out that the deal that will net £27m for Reuters chief executive Tom Glocer, the motion expresses concern at "the lack of transparency" about the implications for staff from the proposed merger "in [the] light of recent cutbacks and sub-inflationary wage rises".
The British Tourist Board trustees said VL's insolvency could have implications for 140 staff and the matter had been passed on to the pensions regulator to see whether those affected could qualify for Pension Protection Fund insurance.
The spokesman said: "Aside from changing the liveries on existing aircraft, there would also be implications for staff uniforms, the design of the company's website and a host of other different advertising material and signage used by the airline".
However, the absence of Indigenous staff within smaller organisations has implications for the cultural competence of staff in that they do not benefit from "on the job" learning through interaction with Indigenous co-workers.
While international and senior national staff work removed from the field in bunkerized or safe spaces, the implications for local staff are context-specific.
Whether or not the reforms will have lasting impact for how quality is constructed in future policy documents raises implications for the employment of qualified staff and increasing the proportion of degree and diploma-qualified staff in the early childhood workforce.
Medical and nursing staff detect different delirium features, which has clear implications for staff education and training: nursing staff notice inattentiveness, lability of affect and delusions, whereas medical staff tend to detect delirium in the presence of short-term memory impairment in addition to inattention.
The power of CQUIN relies on its meaningful translation of its implications for staff within the healthcare organisation.
For instance, a high proportion of forensic or otherwise unstable patients have implications for the need for additional staff to accompany the mental health nurse administering the injection.
