Sentence examples for documentation workload from inspiring English sources

High documentation workload is certainly a major cost factor for clinical research.

The documentation workload of our doctors could be reduced by nearly 25percentnt.

Using routine documentation may reduce the documentation workload and reduce costs.

After this important step we evaluated the effects on our hospital organization and the daily documentation workload of the doctors, compared to the mixed-up documentation structures before.

In rural India, the implementation of a CDSS increased patient visits, but the increased documentation workload impacted negatively on health workers' attitudes (10).

The study provides documentation of the workload that management of chronic diseases poses to GPs and discloses some of the characteristics of this workload.

Obviously, the quality of benchmarking is dependent upon careful selection of meaningful outcome quality indicators, avoidance of missing data by automated documentation without excess workload to healthcare providers, and--most important--careful interpretation of gathered results.

Considering the experience of previous research for studies with relatively high workload for documentation, patient recruitment and study intervention, we expect a response-rate of 6−10%0 % [ 31, 32] for region B. Furthermore we expect, that the existing network structure in region A will generate a higher response rate.

Nursing workload was documented using an instrument for the documentation of nursing activities known as LEP ("Leistungserfassung in der Pflege").

Workload measurement and documentation guidelines were also discussed as members sought more uniformity in these aspects of practice.

Another contributing factor to poor documentation could be the heavy workload at the clinics, which ranged from 1 to 13 patients per personnel per hour in participating clinics.