Proposed improvements fell into two groups those advocating an increase in overall doctor-hours worked (via increasing individuals' weekly hours, increasing numbers of trainees and/or increasing numbers of years or specialist training), and those proposing alternative reconfigurations of working patterns within the 48 h week (table 2).
Sick people and members of their social networks engage in the systematic collection of information about signs and symptoms and about the views of significant others, undertake its individual and collective appraisal, and apply it to the reconfiguration of their work.
A reconfiguration of existing working patterns which readopted, for instance, the model of the traditional firm with its long-term working relationships, sense of team spirit and opportunities for mentorship, apprenticeship, and meaningful feedback, may well be compatible with restricted hours.
He won early fame as a piano virtuoso, enrapturing crowds with his cool brilliance and irritating critics with his willful reconfigurations of canonical works.
Mohamed et al. [33] present work on reconfiguration of Web Services during runtime.
A council spokeswoman said: "Contractors working for Bristol City Council have started work on the reconfiguration of Stapleton Allotments.
The reconfiguration of the interior was largely the work of Ms. Cammer -- "who is good at space," Ms. Snyder said -- with the help of a contractor.
One was putting oneself on the line, intellectually, morally, even politically (if you agree with me that Derrida's life work was the reconfiguration of Heidegger's methods as a left-wing project).
Practice 4: Nurse Triage, Nurse 2 These examples emphasise a reconfiguration of skills, activity and function within working practice, which was not limited to nurses, but could also be seen in how administrative staff perceived and reported their own role: It [GP triage] is brilliant, it's absolutely brilliant.
How does the reconfiguration actually work?
