Sentence examples for staffing implications from inspiring English sources

MPs add that the DH has failed to assess the staffing implications of the Tories' pledge for a seven-day NHS.

It has major staffing implications".

staffing implications and how it would be paid for.

The changes will now go out to consultation and the review team will spend the next six months looking at the cost and staffing implications before producing another report in the spring.

Staffing implications need to be understood in the context of serious shortages, mal-distribution of staff and financing constraints [ 1].

As provision of all types of pain relief in labour has staffing implications, there is an urgent need to investigate whether the provision of intrapartum analgesia reflects the needs of the women using the service.

There is an acknowledged gap in the literature on the impact of fee exemption policies on health staff, and, conversely, the implications of staffing for fee exemption.

The rationale for this is 2-fold: first, there is an acknowledged gap in the literature on the impact of fee exemption policies on health staff, and, conversely, the implications of staffing for fee exemption (McPake et al. 2013), which this study can contribute to filling.

This is unquestionably the right objective, but with around 300,000 people dying in NHS hospitals in England each year (roughly triple the number that die at home) the staffing and cost implications of moving a substantial proportion of these back to their own homes and then supporting them over days or weeks are immense.

This study looks at the characteristics and outcomes of patients admitted to an ICU after bariatric surgery and considers the staffing and financial implications for the National Health Service (NHS).

Medical and nursing staff detect different delirium features, which has clear implications for staff education and training: nursing staff notice inattentiveness, lability of affect and delusions, whereas medical staff tend to detect delirium in the presence of short-term memory impairment in addition to inattention.