The phrase "a decrease in workload" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in the amount of work or tasks assigned to someone or a group.
Example: "The new software implementation has resulted in a decrease in workload for the team, allowing them to focus on more strategic projects."
Alternatives: "a reduction in workload" or "a drop in workload".
The increased activity among older women could be explained due to extra available time caused by a decrease in workload at home and care-giving for children, who live now outside the home [ 49].
However, not all MPs have experienced a decrease in workload because NPs would consult the MP for their patients [ 64] and supervision of NPs increased the workload of MPs [ 68].
Stratified analysis showed that the increase in mean and median workload, the latter up by 40%, was in the four rural facilities that did not provide ART and both measures showed a decrease in workload in the three urban facilities.
Figure 2 Most of the respondents who worked in private offices reported a decrease in their workload following the earthquake, while respondents from public hospitals and NGOs reported an increase.
The increase in clinical staff in Malawi resulted in a decrease in OPD workload in rural and urban facilities, with a slight increase in semi-urban (district hospital) facilities.
Any association between CP contamination and the use of PPE and number of preparations/day could potentially suggest useful information for prevention: an increase in health education if contamination is found to increase with relaxed rules of prevention, or a decrease in the workload if the number of applications is found to conflict with the level of prevention.
Conversely, 12 of 16 private providers reported a significant decrease in workload (p < 0.0001).
Conversely, 12/16 private providers stated they saw a significant decrease in workload (p < 0.0001; Figure 2).
In the same time range, private providers had a considerable decrease in workload to 13 h/week.
Although nurse workload is subjective, a previous non-randomized study showed a decrease in nurse's workload with SIP use [12].
Although nurse workload is subjective, a previous non-randomized study showed a decrease in nurse's workload with SIP use [ 12].
