The increased activity among older women could be explained due to extra available time caused by a decrease in workload at home and care-giving for children, who live now outside the home [ 49].
On the other hand, fewer cases with equivocal IHC scores in UFPE blocks means decrease in laboratory workload to perform FISH studies to validate these results.
Bedside hand antiseptics (alcohol-based handrub solution), easier access to sinks and availability of washing equipment, decrease in workload, communication and education tools (posters) and feedback improve compliance and decrease the cross-transmission of nosocomial infection [ 90, 96].
Conversely, 12/16 private providers stated they saw a significant decrease in workload (p < 0.0001; Figure 2).
The quality-of-life data that indicate that the decrease in workload witnessed immediately after the earthquake during the height of the humanitarian response was only partly eased months later, possibly because the transition from a fully humanitarian aid response to one that integrated the local health-care system was not successful yet.
Stratified analysis showed that the increase in mean and median workload, the latter up by 40%, was in the four rural facilities that did not provide ART and both measures showed a decrease in workload in the three urban facilities.
However, not all MPs have experienced a decrease in workload because NPs would consult the MP for their patients [ 64] and supervision of NPs increased the workload of MPs [ 68].
Because the relative increases and decreases in workload can be seen in real-time, a monitoring device, or personnel, can have instant feedback regarding the operating capacity within a given team.
For both male and female GPs, there was no decrease in subjective workload from 1998 2002 to 2003 2007, but there was a higher job satisfaction and less emotional exhaustion in the second period.
