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One reason for moving staff into the field is to help improve the vital statistics that form the backbone of health systems.
"These workers are the backbone for so many industries vital to our nation's economy — I.T., financial services, the arts, advertising and publishing," she said.
"It's not often recognised that scientists are the backbone of the NHS, providing vital diagnostic and therapeutic services for much of patient care," says Professor Sue Hill, the Department of Health's chief scientific officer (and a respiratory scientist by background), who today opens the flagship event for healthcare scientists, the CSO Conference at the QE2 Centre, Westminster.
Because local providers are the backbone of the health-care sector, it is vital for all actors, governmental and non-governmental, to create active dialogue on this issue.
So what about the blue collar, hard working individuals who work in major metropolitan areas, conduct work vital to the economies infrastructure, and really make up the backbone of a cities financial health?
It has also done vital work in establishing sustainable public health systems that will be the backbone of improving health care -- especially in Africa for generations.
Working health systems are vital to ensure widespread use of effective health services and are the backbone of a country's ability to care for its women and children.
From her early screenplays (Talent, Happy Since I Met You, Nearly a Happy Ending) to Wood and Walters, the brilliant Dinnerladies, Acorn Antiques: The Musical!, the Bafta-winning Housewife, 49 and, more recently, That Day We Sang, she dominated British culture for 30 years – a vital twist in the golden thread of funny, fearless women who formed the backbone of 80s and 90s comedy.
