The assessment is particularly difficult since both workload and response times are stochastic.
Quantifying the benefits to throughput for all types of queries is difficult, since the workload for the dedicated and shared machines is variable over time.
Limited reimbursements, heavy workloads, difficult working conditions, legal/social issues, and lack of recognition and respect from colleagues all contribute to the difficulty in recruiting physicians for the ED.
Increased workloads, difficult interpersonal relations, conflicts in performing professional duties, poor skill mix, health worker shortage, low wages and lack of opportunities for professional development all have a spillover effect on patient outcomes [ 44].
For all the rumblings of discontent, it is difficult to quantify Americans' workload.
But in capitalist economies, it is extremely difficult to share the workload in a fair way.
She told me that I was seen as "difficult" for prioritising the workload, as the other interns had simply said, "No problem", and worked themselves into the ground getting it done.
This paper illustrates some of the human performance concerns for novel transportation control systems that are faced today and discusses how this area of cognitive attention, human error and workload is difficult to assess and predict.
It can be difficult to reduce your workload, or increase the time that you have, but you can increase your energy level.
Working conditions were described as difficult and the MNCH workload as particularly heavy.
