One of the key hindrances of involving radiologists in teaching programmes is the high workload of radiologists in teaching hospitals.
Many of the class have survived into preservation thanks to the high workload of Woodham Brothers scrapyard in Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, which found it easier and more commercially lucrative to scrap railway wagons, keeping the more technical steam locomotives for a down turn in workload.
The high workload of nurses in most of the clinics had complex effects on integration.
The reason for the low occupancy rate in the IMC was the high workload of the medical and nursing teams.
Possible difficulties and constraints include access to capital, reliance on the potentially volatile market, the already high workload of women in the family and lack of technical training.
According to the recent evidence, performance and quality of primary healthcare services are impacted by high workload of frontline health workers.
Overuse of primary OOH care is a major issue, resulting in inefficient use of the health care system and high workload of care providers [ 5, 6].
In view of the high workload of health care professionals, additional staff, equipment, protected learning time, protected time for meetings with consultants should be considered and financed accordingly.
Despite the 2-year delay caused by an additional approval step and the high workload of the regulatory authorities, these steps significantly improved the quality of the curriculum.
Thus, we developed a hybrid decision support model based on a decision tree algorithm and statistical analysis to reduce the high workload of clinicians.
At one clinic, the high workload of patients needing ART care had prompted all nurses to want to respond to their patients' suffering.
