The following objective measures were utilized to describe workload: (a) number of NNPs assigned to the shift, (b) caseload, (c) patient acuity, (d) experience and competence of the NNP, (e) perception of safety, and (f) level of satisfaction of the NNP in relation to assignment factors.
Our model and statistical method will need to be replicated at several institutions to test its ability to describe workload and learning in other settings.
We argue that a DHT-based query engine provides a unified framework for describing workloads and faultloads, injecting them into a DHT, and recording and analyzing the observed system behavior.
Almost all – 98% – say they are under increasing pressure and 82% describe their workload as "unmanageable".
Staff are struggling to cope with the amount of work they're expected to do: 43% describe their workload as either very or fairly unmanageable, and only 6% say they can easily cope.
However, teachers in Scotland, not as affected by the changes set in train by the Westminster government, are less likely to describe their workload as unmanageable and far less likely to be planning to leave: 22% as opposed to 43% in England.
The current Program does not fully describe the workload benchmarking process for projecting annual energy consumption, and this is where considerable confusion and perhaps some competitive gaming will arise.
By reviewing existing business rules, a variety of approaches were found to define the data collected to describe the workload of community health and outpatient care services.
The example results from the pilot audits helped to describe the workload and casemix of an HPCT, ward staff views of the team and the effectiveness of education programmes provided by the team.
We analyze and compare two production MapReduce traces to develop a vocabulary for describing MapReduce workloads.
