The phrase "additional caseload" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an increase in the number of cases or tasks that someone is responsible for, often in a professional context such as law, healthcare, or education.
Example: "Due to the recent influx of clients, I have been assigned an additional caseload that I need to manage effectively."
Alternatives: "extra workload" or "supplementary cases".
Additional caseworkers, lower caseloads, updated risk assessments and a slew of newly published policies will not achieve the elusive change which will finally do justice to the term, reform.
EMS treated 1198 patients with confirmed burns representing 0.6% of the total EMS caseload; an additional 819 potential burn cases could not be confirmed.
Whilst the benefits are potentially substantial, it must be recognized that involving families can provide an additional burden to clinicians' caseload and require additional clinical skills.
To investigate time changes in the association of breast conservation with hospital caseload, an additional analysis was conducted including, as well as age, severity and comorbidity, a dichotomized variable for volume of activity (large versus medium and small hospitals), a linear term for the calendar year, and an interaction term between the latter two variables.
This data source also provided information about additional traumas for comparisons about caseload and transport times, etc. Missing data were reported as missing.
Community screening for NG contributed an additional 23% to the GUM caseload.
An additional four of the consented caseload midwives resigned from the model in the two and a half year study period and were sent a survey after their resignation.
"Not only did the grand jury review limited cases between 2007 and 2010, it wholly disregards key steps A.C.S. has taken over the past seven years, including the addition of more preventive services for children with special medical needs, hiring additional investigative consultants, and reducing our caseloads to among the lowest in the country".
Percentage utilization of operating room (OR) time is not an appropriate endpoint for planning additional OR time for surgeons with high caseloads, and cannot be measured accurately for surgeons with low caseloads.
