Besides direct benefits for patients themselves, e-health facilities could result in reduction of medical care utilization, less workload for care providers and decrease of costs of care.
Prescribing, for instance, often generates less workload than explaining why the patient does not get a prescription.
Under these circumstances, it would be arguable that the need for an initial onset detection as the manual annotation of the signal from scratch would imply less workload.
The methods for epitope prediction can reduce the range of possible epitope and bring us much less workloads for epitope screening.
He hopes for a less intense workload as a consultant, but it appears that is not going to be the case.
Potential beneficial effects for less interruptive workflow and feasible workload should be evaluated [ 30, 40, 41].
Official directives which focus on duties 'only the priest can do' tend to increase the workload and make for less effective ministry.
AGC-NOS is known as an uncommon cytological diagnosis and should represent for less than 1% of a laboratory's workload [ 7, 26].
Any government coming in needs to address the reasons why doctors are leaving (low morale, long hours, poor training, feeling undervalued, increasing workloads, increasing weekend work for less pay, demonisation by the media) rather than simply forcing them to stay.
In modern practice, there seems to be little place for EPAP – CPAP fulfills the beneficial functions of elevating expiratory pressure with less inspiratory workload, less tendency to afterload the left ventricle, and only modest effects on venous return.
A number of members reported that their terms and conditions were changing at the same time as workloads increased, and they were being asked to do "more for less".
