We tried to ensure that the indicators did not require over-burdensome data collection, yet still satisfied funders' accountability requirements [ 26].
As well as being overly burdensome, 7 data collection for these reporting processes has not been seamless, and does not support the appropriate aggregation or timeliness of feedback required for quality improvement and planning purposes at the service level.
The agency added, "These commenters said our proposal was costly, burdensome, subject to data integrity issues and service outages, and unnecessarily duplicative of the services many manufacturers already provide".
In contrast to insulin pump therapy, which is often associated with an improved quality of life, CGM can be burdensome, with qualitative data suggesting that for these women the CGM burdens (discomfort, sensor inaccuracy, sleep disturbances) outweighed the potential benefits (8).
Nevertheless, most studies like the MTF study rely on these measures, because they have been found to be valid and reliable (Bachman et al. 2011; O'Malley et al. 1983) and because it is very expensive and burdensome to collect physiological data (e.g., blood, urine, or hair) and/or information from multiple reporters (e.g., parents or peers) in large-scale studies.
Collaborating on data is burdensome and often results in increasingly unwieldy email chains loaded with multiple PowerPoint and Excel attachments.
The lack of a uniform annotation tool for SAGE tags makes data analysis burdensome.
Flamsteed was one of the few people who crossed swords with physicist Isaac Newton, whose demands for data he found burdensome.
The development of cost analyses and environmental assessments can be burdensome, but much of the data used in these analyses can be shared.
