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The article shares a readers' insight on the difference that the ten commitments in the chief nursing officer for England's Leading Change, Adding Value framework could make to nursing care. One respondent suggests the framework's potential to shape policies and ensure workforce training. A second respondent points out the lack of funding to help carry out the ten commitments, while another stresses the need to address poor staffing levels.

As the government prepares to spend £4 billion on a drive for a paperless NHS, nurses might well ask: what does it mean for me? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports that industrial accelerometers manufacturer Hansford Sensors released a free white paper that provides advice for cement manufacturers on using vibration monitoring to improve the efficiency of production machinery.

The article examines the economic conditions of the print manufacturing industry in Hong Kong, China. It looks at how wage increases have impacted the labor market and productivity as well as how advances in digital printing have improved the industry. Noted companies covered in the article include Hung Hing, Leo Paper Group, and Magnum Offset.

The one task a new government can take up is to inform all political actors and adversaries about the economic catastrophe which Pakistanis are about to face, and to make them work towards a shared consensus on economic direction. The widening fiscal gap jacked up interest rates on local government papers above the 13pc psychological barrier understandably when perhaps for the first time the government of Pakistan is doling out a significant amount of public money to large populations to run their cars and buses at cheaper petrol and diesel rates. The economic crisis is so deep that drastic measures will be made, which will result in further inflation, much higher petrol and electricity rates, a dollar closer to Rs200, and a higher interest rate. [Extracted from the article]

Information about several papers discussed at the 10th annual forum of the Gulf Petrochemical and Chemical Association (GPCA) held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) in November 2015 is presented. Topics include the challenges encountered by the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), outlook for the worldwide petrochemicals sector, and effects of low oil price to the oil and gas companies. The forum featured several speakers including Yousef Al Benyan, Nizar Al Adsani, and Rashed Sau Al Shamsi.

The article focuses on discussion papers published before the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) which revealed that nursing associates could pay the same fee as nurses and midwives to join the NMC register. Topics discussed include amount that nursing associates could pay a year to register, two options set out by papers published before an NMC council meeting on November 29, 2017, and remarks from Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Deputy Director of Nursing Stephanie Aiken.

The article reports on the paper, written by international cohort of doctors, published in "The Lancet Infectious Diseases" journal which is calling for better training for front line staff to reduce the number of deaths from sepsis in Great Britain. The paper is calling for campaigns to improve awareness and clinicians to ensure early diagnosis. The insights of professor Jonathan Cohen, one of the authors of the paper, are also included.

The article discusses the economic benefits of the industrial robots with the ability to work safely alongside humans in the assembly line of the packaging industry. It states that the industry can benefit from the robots' ability to perform productive packaging process. It also notes that the industrial robots can handle tasks without the operator.

El artículo informa sobre la creciente demanda de envases flexibles. Entre los temas tratados se incluyen los beneficios económicos del embalaje flexible, la baja energía necesaria en su producción, los materiales utilizados en su fabricación, la personalización en el envasado, el uso del envase por parte de las empresas de marca y la tecnología de impresión utilizada en este envase.

The article discusses the plans of the monthly newspaper ``New Brunswick Today" regarding the increase in the subscription of their newspapers. Particular focus is given to the promotional campaign of the paper with the American television show ``Full Frontal with Samantha Bee", the increase in the subscription rates, and provides details of the history of the newspaper

The article presents views of chief procurement officer of the computer and network security company Palo Alto for the company's initiative to reduce usage of papers for providing procurement services. Particular focus is given to the benefits of the company's initiative to the government including accountability, savings, and increased efficiencies in the services. Establishment of electronic systems, cloud-based services, and use of software application program interfaces.

The article focuses on a report issued by packaging authority Smithers Pira in which it has forecasted growth of consumer flexible packaging industry.

The article discusses the development of self-molding machines made from graphene oxide paper which could use in sensors, artificial muscles and wearable devices wherein the graphene oxide machines are nimble and maneuverable than polymer predecessors.

The article reports on the guidelines for health and safety offences released by the Sentencing Council in England that require corporate defendants to provide sufficient financial information so that the courts can assess what they can afford to pay in fine and costs. Topics discussed include information on R & S Recycling that receive large quantities of paper, plastic, and card, showing the management accounts to show the up-to-date position, and information on net profit and loss.