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There were no statistically significant differences between the intervention and comparison groups at baseline regarding age, sex, working years in the profession, working years at the clinic and working time (table 3).

Of the 137 (91%) patients that were working for pay, 26 (19%) reported missing work (absenteeism) in the past week due to their health, accounting for 45.5% of their working time (Table 2).

We performed 6,795 interventions and operations in three emergency ORs, which produced an average of 27 procedures per day and 407,700 minutes or 6,795 hours working time (Table 2).

We found statistically significant associations for higher degrees of alcohol consumption with male gender, trauma (or suspicion of trauma), duration of stay <24 hours, multiple attendances, discharge against medical advice, attendances on weekends and attendances outside regular working times (Table 4).

Total clinician-time (Cy) available is calculated as the number of accredited CTCs available to offer ART services a particular year y (Fy) (table 1), multiplied with the average number of clinicians at the health facilities (Cave)(table 3) multiplied with the proportion of time clinicians devote to ART of their total working time (TART) (table 4).

Tasks other than direct patient contact represented 33.4% of the effective working time observed (table 5).

> Working time The mean working time required to produce a class II restoration through ART+CCR and ART was 14.15 ± 4.06 and 13.58 ± 3.55 min, respectively (Table  4).

Table 1 reports that on average between 2003 and 2007 doctors work almost 91percentt of their working time.

The working time of the entire procedure is approximately six hours (Table 1).

The search focused on coupling "resident duty hours" and "European Working Time Directive" with specific organizational search terms as outlined in Table 1.

Table 1 Characteristics of the epoxy based adhesives Working time 10 min.