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Consultant productivity depends on investment in the system and support staff

Stephen M. Black

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Appleby gives a good summary of the top down economics relevant to consultant productivity.1 But the question the NHS should be asking isn’t the abstract, “How productive is the workforce?” but the practical, “How can we improve productivity of the workforce?” For example, if the problem is …

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Appleby gives a good summary of the top down economics relevant to consultant productivity.1 But the question the NHS should be asking isn’t the abstract, “How productive is the workforce?” but the practical, “How can we improve productivity of the workforce?” For example, if the problem is …

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Appleby gives a good summary of the top down economics relevant to consultant productivity.1 But the question the NHS should be asking isn’t the abstract, “How productive is the workforce?” but the practical, “How can we improve productivity of the workforce?” For example, if the problem is …

Key concepts: Productivity, Workforce, Investment (military), Business, Labour economics, Industrial organization, Operations management, Economics

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