Manpower in pathology 1969-1975

Manpower in pathology 1969-1975.

An attempt has been made to assess for the period 1969-1975 the demand for consultant pathologists and the adequacy of the trainee cadre to fulfil this demand. In addition new data have been acquired on the way in which pathologists apportion their time between specialties and the availability of specialist opinion and other derived information. The demand for consultants in all specialties, wi...

Analysis of amputations due to civil disturbance in Belfast from 1969 to 1975.

All patients undergoing amputation at the Royal Victoria Hospital from August, 1969 to July, 1975 have been included. The 286 amputations were performed by the casualty, general, orthopaedic and vascular surgeons. They were divided into minor and major; minor amputations being the loss of one or more digits and major amputations those at a more proximal level. The causes were classified as civi...

Pathology of Factors Affecting the Conservation and Increasing Manpower of Handmade Carpets (Case study of Shiraz)

The role of human resources and its effective management in the development and development of countries is known. In handmade carpet industry, attention to human tissue is not considered as the most dynamic element of the cycle of production of handmade carpet booms. Therefore, this research was conducted with the aim of pathology of factors influencing the preservation and increase of manpowe...

Optimal manpower recruitment by stochastic programming in graded manpower systems

Human resource is one of the most effective resources in the development of any organization or a Nation. Optimal utilization of manpower is a pivotal challenge to a manager of a dynamic management system. Achieving the objectives by meeting the constraints on various feasibilities is the core problem before statisticians, model developers and OR scientists. In this paper we develop a model wit...

Manpower shortage in rheumatology.