The effects on the radiologist workforce, in particular centralization of workforce and outsourcing, will result in reduction of local availability of the radiologist to the patient and their referring clinician.
A pointed reference in the film to the invention of television, in 1933 (the same year as Hitler's rise to power), by the Russian engineer Vladimir Zworykin suggests the role of television in the centralization of government power.
In the case of Luanda, we highlight some of them: fragmentation of the health system, the fragility of social policies in general, centralization of management, shortage of skilled health workers, and urban agglomeration.
This is one example in which centralization of PMTCT services may not have worked well: authors reported that women may have increasingly found it more difficult to come back to the hospital because of long distances in an area where there was no public transport (women had to either walk or use bicycles) and would, therefore, have benefited from decentralized services at local clinics.
Provider volume is often a central topic in debates about centralization of procedures.
The Slaughterhouse Cases represented a temporary reversal in the trend toward centralization of power in the federal government.
STEPHEN F. ROHDE Los Angeles In discussing the increased centralization of power in the executive branch under President Bush, Jonathan Mahler rightly mentions the Patriot Acts, the Military Commissions Act and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
In this case centralization of aCGH data is rather complicated since more than half of the WM983 genome is aberrated.
