The existence of a causal relationship between volume of activity and better patient outcomes is based on assumptions that more activity may be associated with better facilities, more experienced multidisciplinary teams and more experienced and specialist clinicians, rather than being simply attributable to increased workload.
Both found links to workload.
The slow pace of environmental legislation is partly attributable to the staggering workload of the East European parliaments.
Manual shipyard workers were also found to suffer from musculoskeletal disorders two to three years after retirement, attributable to heavy physical workload during their active life [ 8].
(1) The survey response rate was relatively low, in comparison with other surveys that have been conducted in the NHS setting [ 14]; this may be attributable to high staff workloads, but the response rate is similar to that in our previous questionnaire study in the community in the UK, where there seemed no significant biases introduced [ 15, 16].
The primary experiment revealed information analysis and decision-making automation to cause higher workload, attributable to visual demands of displays.
To estimate the share of workload attributable to the HaH programme, we included in the numerator of the total family doctor contact rate all preventive as well as curative contacts in the practice and at home.
Overall, the introduction of the CKD-EPI formula would generate substantial relabelling of individuals but could ultimately reduce the workload attributable to CKD, principally around stage 3, and allow more effective targeting of evidence-based therapies to patients who will benefit from them.
Eventually, a point of equilibrium is reached where the cost to do the transaction internally approximates the cost to do it externally, and the growth of the firm attributable to internalizing non-core workloads levels out.
We obtained workload ratings attributable to cognitive sources by comparing seven different concurrent tasks with a "single-task" condition where the drivers did not perform any concurrent secondary-task activity (Strayer et al., 2015b).
The increased workload is in part attributable to the high burden of HIV/AIDS in the country as well as the risk for infection to health workers (a national HIV prevalence of 15. 7% among South Africa's nurses [ 66]).
