Common objectives for implementation of GPC are to relieve the burden of being on call for GPs, caused by a shortage of GPs, the increasing workload and dissatisfaction among GPs because of the lack of separation between work and private life [ 13].
The BBMH service has been pushed to the limit by the increased workload caused by appeals against the work capability assessment (WCA).
S2 and S3 growers were constrained by low selling prices and by the increased workload and economic risks represented by alternative methods.
Our results further showed reduced mirror checking during night driving, which can be explained by the increased workload [ 43].
In such times they are not just directly affected by a disease but also by the increased workload in taking care of sick family members (30).
The two members of Congress encouraged the Ninth Circuit to "declare a judicial emergency" to help cope with the increased workload by extending deadlines under the speedy trial act.
As situation was not counterbalanced, the effect of situation in that heavy traffic and heavy traffic with fog led to more sleepiness, may be an effect of the increased workload induced by traffic and weather, an effect of time on task, or a combination of both.
Another factor mentioned by all health care professions was the increased workload related to people living with HIV (PLWHIV).
The increased workload caused by HIV/AIDS has also contributed to further demotivation, although according to local informants, the ability to treat patients with antiretroviral therapy is said to have improved staff morale.
Even where they acknowledged that the care quality was sub-standard, they often justified it by reference to lack of monetary resources to purchase medical equipment and drugs or limited number of health staff or the increased workload wrought by the free maternity care policy itself.
