Sentence examples for implications of skill from inspiring English sources
In an attempt to devise a simpler computable tool to assist workforce planners in determining what might be an appropriate mix of health service skills, our discussion led us to consider the implications of skill mixing and workforce composition beyond the 'stock and flow' approach of much workforce planning activity.
The implications of this skill mix change might extend beyond affecting nurses to affecting the outcomes of patient care [ 30- 32].
However we have been attempting to devise a simple computable do-it-yourself tool which would help in drawing up and examining the staffing, service and costing implications of alternative skill mix scenarios.
Such information would be useful to test whether the compositional effects that I observe with respect to nationality have important implications for skill composition of immigrants.
This finding has important implications for models of skill development.
By using a Dietitian and an Exercise Physiologist in applying the counselling framework to increase RCT effectiveness, the 40-Something study has implications for skills development of health professionals in practice settings.
Colangelo and U.S.A. head coach Mike Krzyzewski would be wise to keep that particular opponent in mind as they go about constructing their own roster, but it's also important to consider the more specific implications of size and skill as they relate to this particular pool of players.
Understanding how older people learn to adapt to a diminished level of skill has implications for our approach to rehabilitating patients with reduced movement.
In general the authors find different results for the two models bearing different implications of wage subsidies on skill formation.
Despite the significant implications of the SDA and skill mix approaches for workforce estimation and planning, it may not be achievable in practice because of some constraints.
Therefore, the objective of this study was to examine the implications of alternative models of dental skill mix and evidence-based preventive practice in the delivery of NHS primary dental care in England using OR techniques testing alternative scenarios.
