The number of X-ray studies performed last night in a short period of time is so great that it causes the entire system to crash under the burden of electronic data it is being fed.
Mr. Platt called the extra $2 cost of the electronic tags an onerous burden for a teetering industry and said he often moved horses and some of his 1,000 head of cattle among three ranches here and in Arizona.
Our altruistic reasons for becoming physicians quickly can be lost battling with shortened office visit times, the burden of electronic health records systems, and chronic sleep deprivation.
Integris Health, an 11-hospital system based in Oklahoma City, has tried to meet the notification requirement and has been frustrated by the administrative burden, even using electronic notification, said Greg Meyers, vice president for revenue integrity.
Therefore, the use of orthotropic fins instead of isotropic one reduces the thermal constraint as well as weight burden on the electronic components.
Consequently, with a well-chosen consent design, it should be possible to balance the specific need for privacy of some of the population against the desire by others to err on the side of clinical safety, and clinicians desire to minimize the burden that an electronic consent mechanism would impose.
In the end, when you need certainty to prevent communications "hanky-panky," signed snail mail's simplicity far offsets its burden compared with electronic means.
First, electronic monitoring may reduce subject burden and the possibility for error as well as prevent inaccurate reporting.
You can throw words out into the electronic vortex without fear of burdening specific individuals and, if you're lucky, you might even receive an encouraging, thoughtful or helpful response.
Additionally... seeking help from electronic devices would impose inconvenient burdens on the person, or may be impractical or even impossible given the person's current context.
