Yet one suggestion might be some help to those struggling under an impossible work burden: eat to perform better and to relax.
Eight PRO measures are included that span a broad range of patient experiences such as symptom burden, ability to perform activities of daily living, and work productivity.
It is possible that burnout acts as a mediator in the development of reproductive disorders: we assume that in the background of burnout, the potential stress factors of the female medical profession can be found, such as emotional burden, urge to perform, and being pushed for time [ 56, 57].
Use of the SPDM will help reduce the burden on astronauts to perform these external maintenance tasks.
The burden of proof to perform femininity is on the athletes.
These results should be confirmed in further longitudinal studies, where it would be desirable to investigate an outcome that includes the dimension of disability or burden and also to perform intervention studies to better understand causal effects.
Solutions have to be found to deal with the problems of the burden of colonoscopies to perform and increasingly long waiting lists, which is why colonoscopies may be performed by gastroenterologists, clinical assistants, trainee gastroenterologists or nurses in some countries [ 22].
The only burden on Glavine is to perform.
Another concern flagged up in the Wellcome report is the burden placed on children to perform.
Moreover, all emboli burden scores are laborious to perform and simpler information can be readily obtained on CTA, namely, the central position (main or lobar arteries) of the emboli.
Additionally, given the population under study and that there were six exercises performed during the RT, the authors felt it would have been risky and an excessive testing burden on the subjects to perform one-repetition-maximum tests on all of the machines; thus, subjects were tested on a separate pneumatic leg press machine for assessing changes in lower body strength.
