Understanding the contribution of visual and auditory activities to mental processes isolate their contributions from workload; thus providing a clearer picture of the main factors contributing to workload.
The evaluation of the diaphragmatic thickening fraction (DTF) may be helpful to assess diaphragmatic function and its contribution to respiratory workload [12].
This represents a significant contribution to radiologists' workload, but is also an opportunity, which we can use to optimise the clarity and comprehensibility of our reports before we finalise them [1].
Nevertheless, Vivier and co-workers concluded that diaphragm thickness evaluated in M-mode is a non-invasive and reproducible ultrasound method, useful to evaluate muscle function and its contribution to respiratory workload [12].
Comments made by providers and supervisors at SBM-R intervention sites indicate that PMTCT lay workers made a meaningful contribution to the facility's workload.
For example, the lecturer who steps in to cover a colleague's class because said colleague is manning a stand at a science festival; the senior manager who factors in staff contribution to community networks when planning workload allocations".
The results of this study are provided as a contribution to knowledge on the relationship between cognitive workload physiology and automation.
In particular, they argued that members who worked part-time, such as the Women's Union members and the Village Health Workers, who were normally given a minor allowance by the government, should receive reimbursement for an increase of workload caused by their contribution to a trial like NeoKIP.
Participants ranked six causal factors (ie, team, workload, task, staff, patient characteristics, hospital characteristics) according to the extent of that factor's contribution to the near miss.
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