Sentence examples for assessing the workload from inspiring English sources

Gellerstedt (1997) describes a system for assessing the workload in different work-shift schedules.

However, focusing and classifying deaths by the underlying cause results in the underestimation of diseases that are extremely important for assessing the workload and the status of the hospital care when the intention is to produce evidence for upgrading health care.

Several studies have been conducted to evaluate overcrowding associated with AGE in emergency departments [ 13, 14], with one study specifically assessing the workload in pediatric emergency units during the epidemic season [ 15], no study to our knowledge has measured seasonal hospital disruption due to RV gastroenteritis.

The objective of the study is to assess the workload of nurses whilst treating patients undergoing TH after SCA.

To assess the workload of the facility we looked at the average monthly facility deliveries in 2011 and the average monthly outpatient visits for 2011.

Last, the experimental design gave us the unique opportunity to compare the system with usual care but could not permit us to assess the workload reduction expected with the automatic system.

It is a human resources management tool that (i) determines how many staff are needed to handle the workload of a health care facility, and (ii) assesses the workload pressures of health workers in that facility using the WISN ratio (actual staff to required staff).

To our knowledge, we present the first instance of applying ICF to the task of assessing the nursing workload, an outcome highly relevant to the optimization of patient care and allocation of nursing resources.

Such information would be of value in improving our understanding the external validity of the EGDT approach, assessing the possible workload for a sepsis team, clarifying the 'therapeutic opportunity' associated with EGDT and helping other investigators to power multicenter randomized controlled trials of EGDT.

The present work studies the idea of interactive onset detection and proposes a methodology for assessing the user's workload, as well as a set of interactive schemes for reducing such workload when carrying out this detection task.

In the present context, "human factors" and occupational health professionals are frequently asked to assess the mental workload of a task and its acceptability for the workers.