The most frequent duties assigned to the legal proxy were: "to give an account to the tutelary judge on the patient's property management" (28/33; 85%) and "to give an account to the tutelary judge on the patient's general conditions" (24/33; 73%).
By contrast, doctors who wish to work more autonomously and to combine a career with time for their family will not be likely to invest in specialist training which involves much absence from home and family, frequent duties and long work days.
However, concerns raised by respondents at both levels included that frequent night duty was coupled with unsatisfactory allowances and negative impacts on the families of HWs, especially women.
Additional concerns raised by respondents included that the frequent night duty was coupled with unsatisfactory allowances and especially affected female HWs since they are expected to take care of their families.
Patients with frequent outstation duties during the treatment period were also significantly higher (p = 0.03) in defaulted of MC strata.
Previous research has shown that frequent standby duties are associated with, for example, decreased visual memory, reaction times, vigilance, and clinical performance (e.g., [ 3, 22– 22]).
Senior midwife Care assistants endured long hours, frequent night duties and thankless toil but did not complain for fear of losing their job.
It is the too frequent lack of duty of care to workforces and customers alike.
Post-traumatic stress, brought about by roadside bombs and longer, more frequent tours of duty, is only part of the story.
Brian's reserve unit has been called up for frequent short-term duty, in addition to two combat deployments, during his graduate studies.
