The pope himself came under scrutiny for his role in the reassignment to Munich in 1980 of a priest who had molested boys, when Benedict was archbishop there.
Task shifting - the reassignment of clinical roles by transferring suitable tasks from higher- to lower-skilled HCWs - is one of the strategies proposed to mitigate the effects of the HCW shortage.
One response to this shortage has been the reassignment of clinical roles by shifting tasks to different cadres of health workers: nurses may become involved in prescribing drugs, lay counsellors involved in testing, new cadres may be introduced to perform specific tasks, and patients may be engaged to take over some elements of their own care.
Erica does want to complete gender reassignment surgery, but Scott understands his role as a father.
Security concerns also played a role in the First Circuit's December decision to deny sex reassignment surgery to Michelle Kosilek, a trans woman locked up in Massachusetts.
Of those applicants who expressed certainty about being of other than their natal sex and desiring physical and legal sex reassignment, 47% (16/34) were living in the desired role.
The appointment procedure for the deputy role was carried out "to make Mr Selmayr eligible for his immediate reassignment as the new secretary-general" The Commission reacted to valid concerns in an "evasive, defensive and legalistic manner".
In the last case Devon was elected to the queen's role without letting on about her status and prior to having sex reassignment surgery.
The Leadership Equality and Diversity Fund, backed by the Department of Education, aims to help teachers of "protected characteristics" - defined by the 2010 Equality Act, including age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion and belief - go for leadership roles in schools.
Now in the Broadway musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch (written by the show's original star, John Cameron Mitchell, Halll tackles the role of an East German rock star who had a botched gender-reassignment surgery.
