Sentence examples for burden professional from inspiring English sources

MIDAS, a measure of headache related disability, was associated with double burden (professional and family commitments) and number of working hours per month in addition to indicators of migraine severity such as headache frequency, medication use or physician consultation.

For example, due to the primary care burden, professionals have difficulty in exceeding the usual average time per interview (which in Spain is about seven minutes).

It is burdening professional GPs with unwanted commissioning functions previously conducted by dedicated staff at the soon-to-be-abolished primary care trusts and strategic health authorities.

"It takes the burden off professional staff to match the people up and it engages students to own the process so the student has some say," says Warren Hale, former director of residence life at Loyola and now director of university residence halls and apartments at the University at Buffalo.

"double burden" of professional and family commitments, working hours per week.

There are very few scales specifically addressing caregiver burden in professional teams of nursing homes.

There is a lack of brief and practical scales measuring different aspects of burden in professional care teams.

The hypothesis, that three sources are equally responsible for the subjectively perceived burden of professional care teams was supported by the three factor solution found in this study.

If people with dementia can (re)learn relevant activities and skills, this may improve their sense of competence and foster their ability to (partly) maintain their independence, as well as reduce the burden on professional and nonprofessional caregivers.

The effectiveness of EL is highly relevant for clinical practice because it shows that individuals with dementia are still able to acquire meaningful skills and engage in worthwhile activities, which may potentially increase their autonomy and independence, and ultimately their quality of life, as well as reduce caregiver burden and professional dependency.

An introductory note to the paperback edition of Cakes and Ale contains Maugham's whiskery complaints against the perils and burdens of professional authorship.