Improving the skills of doctors rather than eliminating testing is the answer for more accurate diagnoses.
The annual summer clinic, whose alumni include such pivots as Bill Walton, Hakeem Olajuwon and Shaquille O'Neal, is geared toward improving the skills of the 7-foot-and-over crowd.
There is an emphasis on improving the skills of players and the opening weeks of the season have shown that the work put in is bearing fruit.
But other less controversial features of the program are said by participants to be improving the skills of new teachers and helping to recruit more qualified ones.
This means improving the skills of their workforce, strengthening transport links within their city and having flexible planning policies that allow growth.
But, with the right reforms, apprenticeships can tackle youth unemployment, while improving the skills of the workforce and the productivity of the economy".
John Denham, who was skills secretary before last week's political Götterdämmerung, said that in future, government IT contractors will have to show they are improving the skills of British workers.
Mr Denham used his speech to urge universities to increase the number of adult students and expand the number of evening classes and part-time degrees to play a greater role in improving the skills of the workforce.
A re-elected Labor government will invest $30 million over two years in training and improving the skills of 5,800 extra services workers, such as early childhood educators, nurses, allied health professionals, disability support carers and case managers.
A central part of that mission is improving the skills of child-care workers, many of whom are paid minimum wage and have little more than a high school degree.
