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Table  3 shows the percentage of the shortage or surplus in FTE GPs related to the number of FTE GPs needed to cover the expected demand in postcode areas and their surroundings.

The final questions related to determinants of the actual participation of the respondent in FTE and how elderly people could be encouraged to join the FTE programme.

a) Training in FTE principles A critical conclusion of our determinant analysis was that therapists need to learn about the FTE approach.

The only Whitehall department to see an increase in FTE since the spending review is the energy and climate change department, which increased its full-time head-count by 70, in line with its resourcing agreed in the spending review.

A 2012 ASTRO report, 'Safety Is No Accident', quantified medical physics staffing contributions in FTE Factors for clinical departments.

Fig. 7 Variation in FTE according to National Classification of Business Activities Fig. 8 Productivity growth per employee in the National Classification Business Activities.

Hospital control variables include hospital type (ownership status, equipment level, and teaching status), organization (day of delivery, obstetrician availability, and size), and staff (midwives, obstetricians, and anesthetists in FTEs per bed).

Areas with the fewest inhabitants showed the largest percentage of shortage in FTEs.

In comparison, the increase in FTEs in the surgical departments, were on average 23.2% for doctors and 14.2% for nurses.

Bed occupation as proportion of the total number of available beds varied among wards from 53.2 to 70.5%, while the percentage of optimum staffing in FTEs per ward ranged from 93.4 to 96.6% (Table 4).

Furthermore, even if the yearly increase in admissions in their study was similar to that in the present (1.4% vs. 1.6%), the increase in FTEs were much lower than in the present study (1.7% vs. 4.7%).