Sentence examples for publish staffing from inspiring English sources

Norman Lamb, the health minister, said: "Nursing leaders have been clear that hospitals should publish staffing details and the evidence to show the numbers are right for the services they deliver.

"Nursing leaders have been clear that hospitals should publish staffing details and the evidence to show that staff numbers are right for the care needs of the patients that they look after.

What is more, from April hospitals will have to publish staffing levels on wards and state whether they fall short of recommended numbers.

"Nursing leaders have been very clear that hospitals should publish staffing levels and the evidence to support them twice a year.

"Nursing leaders have been clear that hospitals should publish staffing details and the evidence to show that staff numbers are right for the care needs of the patients that they look after," he said.

Big-city papers, from The New York Times and The Washington Post to The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, publish staff-written obituaries of prominent local, regional or national figures.

England's chief nursing officer has told the BBC that publishing staffing numbers on individual wards will help give patients confidence in the care that they are receiving.

When it came to gender, Lee & Low found that 78% of publishing staff overall were female.

He has just published "Staff Meals" (Workman), a cookbook of dishes from his TriBeCa restaurant, Chanterelle.

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In total, its survey was sent to 1,524 reviewers and 11,713 publishing staff, with a response rate of 25.8%.