Alternative methods for histologic recognition can greatly aid in alleviating workloads, assuring quality control and reducing costs [ 6].
While high mental workload is generally implicit in critical task environments, particularly during emergency manoeuvres, it is worth nothing here that some steps can be taken to alleviate workload in routine but critical environments.
Using the same strategy, similar automated protocols stand to alleviate workload and increase throughput for other massively parallel sequencing platforms.
Using the example of Karas region, Table 5 shows how the WISN findings could be used to identify transfer options to alleviate workload pressure on nurses in some clinics and address overstaffing in others.
While use of qualified allied health assistants has potential to extend rural AH workforce capacity and partially alleviate workload pressures [ 36] this will also require negotiation of appropriate wage structures and careful regulatory policy that balances training, access and safety [ 37, 38].
Help them to alleviate workload or even help at chores.
If he thinks they don't have the skill, he should train them; it would be a way of alleviating his workload.
The intention is to improve the quality of smear microscopy (and improve case detection) through alleviating unmanageable workloads and allowing more time for the examination of the two most important specimens.
Equally important is the need to follow up with repetitions of the same exercise in future years, to establish any trends in workload, and to gauge whether or not this first survey has led to action to alleviate excessive workload demands.
Volunteers were also found to be engaging in meaningful projects to share their skills with local workers and help alleviate their workload, while simultaneously fostering a new spirit of altruism within the communities they worked in.
Separating the roles not only alleviates the workload overflow in hot regions, but also speeds up view discovery and update delivery.
