Sentence examples for caseloads on from inspiring English sources

Pennsylvania provides no funds for criminal legal services, so cash-strapped counties impose unreasonable caseloads on public defenders.

For example, in the mid-size hospital, a management report on caseloads and on-call duty turns played an important role in the negotiations by documenting in "management-speak" the issues identified by the caseload midwives.

It is possible that children are placed on review and subsequently remain on caseloads for longer, or that children are reviewed because they have remained on caseloads.

He adds: "This puts pressure on the caseloads of children's social care teams and the cost is met by London boroughs".

A national review on individual caseloads of Norwegian neurosurgeons found the caseload of tumours per surgeon to be quite similar across centres (despite differences in institutional volumes).

On average, older children remained on caseloads for shorter time [-0.1 months, 95% confidence interval (CI) -0.2 to -0.02; p = 0.02].

Add for growth in public school populations, for caseloads, for vehicles on roads, for inflation and other rising costs.

For example, clinicians could be limiting efficient allocation of the resources by keeping clients on caseloads for longer than clinically needed [ 15, 26, 27].

"There's a moment where Ingrid goes off [to have an operation] and Al is told that he will handle her caseload on top of his," says Davies.

We used the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program data to determine the reliability of SSI rates as a measure of hospital performance and to evaluate the effect of hospital caseload on reliability.

The evidence presented here shows that the welfare to work reforms for Australian low income parents introduced in 2007 led to an increase in exits from PP and a further reduction in PP caseload on top of that caused by the first round of reforms in 2006.