These facilities were chosen because they follow the same protocols, have interchangeable physician staff, cover the same patient population catchment area and have not experienced any healthcare construction within the study period.
And private sector providers want to de-professionalise and down-skill the practice of medicine in order to make staff more interchangeable, easier to fire, more biddable and, above all, cheaper.
Her discretion is matched by that of her staff, sallow interchangeable men in white shirts and slightly grubby waistcoats who have a talent for anticipation, often appearing with a käsetoast or a second hot chocolate without one remembering having given the order.
In addition, to avoid gathering dust, it would have to be modular and include interchangeable synthesis, purification and in-line analytical units, and would need staff resource, i.e., a highly trained chemist, to keep it running.
In practice, however, staffing shortages require that their roles be more interchangeable and that PHC officers (akin to male nurses) take part administering vaccinations.
From Mother Teresa to the housekeepers and secretaries who make up the Vatican's support staff, Hofmann's women are no more than a series of preternaturally docile, virtually interchangeable helpmeets.
This invention of GM's finance staff was a way to increase profits through uniformity, by, among other things, making parts interchangeable.
Code for the PC and Xbox 360 were somewhat interchangeable, owing to the similarity in system architecture between the consoles, but the team still had to divide its programming staff between the two.
Think about the staff, money and time a traditional camera manufacturer has sunk into its existing products and technologies: auto-focus systems, interchangeable lenses, things like that.
