The council has not only spent £4m on preparatory work, but has planned the reorganisation of its secondary education system on the expectation of £350m from BSF. "We have been working flat out for the reorganisation of all the schools in the city for the past four years to get a strong provision across the city," she says.
These include for example changes in the funding of secondary care through payment by results, the reorganisation of primary care in PCTs, the implementation of funding incentives in primary care and major changes to out-of-hours care.
Acute inflammation following spinal cord injury results in secondary injury and pathological reorganisation of the central nervous system (CNS) architecture.
"This government's costly reorganisation of our schools system, forcing every primary and secondary school to become an academy by 2022, will remove even more money, time and effort away from where the focus in schools should be – on raising standards".
It is therefore possible that some secondary consequences of SCI which contribute to the reorganisation of the cortex also affect performance of MI based BCI.
In the German school system, most children change from primary school to secondary school around 10 years of age, requiring a reorganisation of everyday activities and friendships.
Reorganised school networks Teachers have had different experiences from the reorganisation of the school network.
A reduction in secondary care utilisation may be a joint product of both high GP access and a reorganisation of care, according to new principles of chronic care management.
Structural changes in other brain regions may reflect secondary neuropathology due to non-specific toxicity of lactacystin or are the consequence of a functional reorganisation of basal ganglia circuitry following DA depletion.
Since Mr Bush became president, Congress has cut taxes, reformed secondary education, added prescription-drug benefits to Medicaid, passed the Patriot Act, created the Department of Homeland Security (the largest reorganisation of government since 1948), changed the bankruptcy and securities laws, and limited class-action law suits—all while fighting two wars.
There will be no top-down reorganisation of the NHS".
