Figure 3 supports this hypothesis suggesting that Nordic economies, characterised by their high centralisation, strong trade unions and effective governments are different.
But when it is payback for decades of London centralisation, their time may come.
While he appreciates their novelty, however, he is concerned by what he calls their "absolute amateurism" and centralisation of power in the hands of Grillo and his web guru, Roberto Casaleggio.
Morris and colleagues calculate that, over the course of the study, 96 Londoners each year owe their lives to this centralisation process, "over and above the lives saved by improvements to stroke care nationally".
Thus Clinical Directors from the U.K. Cleft Service were invited to take part in this qualitative case study as part of the national survey [ 4] in order to investigate their views of service centralisation, commissioning and provision of multidisciplinary cleft care.
The LRNs can be characterised by the relative centralisation or decentralisation of their resources.
It seems that patients from more socioeconomically deprived areas could be further disadvantaged if centralisation of services increased their travel time to access them.
Networks are responsible for developing and planning all aspects of NHS cancer services within their region, including the process of centralisation.
MDT, TBC, and PBC schemes converge in their use of repeated spinal movements to investigate the phenomenon of centralisation of pain, but diverge in their relative emphasis on this parameter, the inclusion of additional assessment options, and differences in the recommended treatments.
PHC clinic managers bemoaned the centralisation of the clinic budget, and their lack of control thereof, despite their responsibilities for the day-to-day management of the clinic.
