Sentence examples for So caseloads from inspiring English sources

"And workers are afraid not to attend to these, so caseloads have risen".

Cholera levels tend to cycle, so the caseload could spike again during Haiti's winter rainy season.

So her caseload is pretty stacked, and I intend to chronicle as many of those as I can.

Official figures based on Family Expenditure Survey (FES) data (see Department of Social Security (1993,1998)) for single parent Family Credit programme participation in 1987 are not available although the total figure for couples and single parents together was 51% of eligible cases (so-called, caseload take-up).

The centers, also known as A.R.C.'s, were also supposed to have limited caseloads so they could research the best possible match.

The alternative reclassifying CEmONC facilities with limited caseloads so that they refer women who need a CS delivery to other facilities--is not a good option.

In April, the National Governors Association and APHSA conducted a joint survey of governors and state welfare administrators; 41 of the 47 states responding said that the expanded work proposal would force them to make fundamental changes to their state welfare strategies.Mr Berlin claims that the huge drops in the welfare caseload so far were due to a perfect set of circumstances.

This article originally appeared on VICE US.

The author recommends training for nurses interested in massage therapy so a bigger caseload can be identified.

For each audit, participating clinical services were asked to submit screening data on all eligible patients on their caseload, so systematic bias in the selection of cases is unlikely.

The generalisability of these findings rests on the large national sample sizes; at each audit, each participating clinical team was asked to submit screening data for all eligible patients on their caseload, so systematic bias in the selection of cases is unlikely.