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The Future of the IT Workforce

Proceedings of the 2019 on Computers and People Research Conference, 2019
The purpose of this panel is to discuss different views on the future of the IT workforce at the heart of our discipline. We will discuss how technological, organizational, and environmental trends will affect the IT workforce. Based on these changes, we explore how IT workforce research need to advance discuss fruitful directions.
Manuel Wiesche   +4 more
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Changing the Workforce

British Journal of Perioperative Nursing (United Kingdom), 2002
New working practices are being developed throughout the NHS. Much of this work is being carried out at the level of local NHS Trusts. Sally Moore reports, in this article, on how changes in one NHS Trust have given staff at support levels greater opportunities for training, and increased their participation in patient care.
Sally Moore, Judith Tanner
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The Endodontic Workforce

Journal of Endodontics, 2006
The amount of endodontic care provided in the US requires an understanding of the supply and demand for such care. The supply side includes the number and location of endodontists, type of provider, and productivity. The demand side consists of the changing demographics of the age groups that endodontists predominantly treat along with changes in their
Beverly A, Johns   +3 more
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Workforce productivity

Nursing Management, 2012
Managers who are responsible for delivering the workforce productivity element of the Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention (QIPP) programme can network and share best practice through a dedicated NHS Employers webpage.
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Workforce planning

2015
Workforce-planning in the healthcare system is becoming a politically charged issue in many countries due to a looming shortage of various health professional groups and the subsequent costs and liabilities to governments hoping to generate improvements and efficiencies.
Williams, Ged, Archdall, Ben
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Dental Workforce

Dental Clinics of North America, 2009
The dental workforce refers to the number, distribution, and characteristics of dentists, dental auxiliaries, and other support staff involved in the provision of oral health care. This article reviews the changes in the dental workforce that have taken place, especially during the last 50 years, the present status of the workforce, and projections ...
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