Sentence examples for appropriate caseload from inspiring English sources

An appropriate caseload was considered to be at least 20 patients with MDD in a typical month.

A comprehensive overhaul of the system should wait a year for the study to complete its second phase: the construction of formulas to suggest what staff ratios are appropriate for different caseloads in different homes.

The use of tasks that require specific skills and therefore training prior to injury are less appropriate for a clinical caseload that cannot be trained ahead of time.

"However, it is still up to councils to ensure that staffing and caseloads are at appropriate levels to manage risk to local children.

Now it's time to require that funding be increased throughout New York to enable public defenders across the State to reduce caseloads to an appropriate level".

A large debate has been raised to identify the caseload necessary for an appropriate learning curve before systematic use of CAS.

"We understand that the FISA court judges urgently support a more appropriate alignment of the court's caseload and jurisdiction away from the focus on non-U.S.

Identification of potential participants was approached in three stages: (1) Presentation of the research project at team meetings and a request for key-workers to think of people on their caseload who may be appropriate.

This was troubling to the midwives because they strongly believed that caseload care was the most appropriate model for pregnant adolescents.

High caseloads, little time to undertake appropriate work with families and pressures from managers may accelerate a spiral into poor practice.

Respondents felt that the DOT component was designed for small caseloads, but that the HIV epidemic had increased caseloads so that DOT was no longer appropriate: 'But I am a hundred percent convinced that we can't carry on using the same old model in these new days' (programme manager 1).