Sentence examples for impacts on workload from inspiring English sources

Approximately half of the radiographers considered that the introduction of DM caused impacts on workload, workflow and examination time (Fig. 10).

The potential short-term and long-term impacts on workloads of the utilisation surge around the time of registration for clinician patient email should be considered.

Teacher representatives believe the earlier version would have had far more impact in limiting the DfEs own detrimental impact on workload than the one released by the government today.

Many feel oppressed by the inspection process, and there is resentment about the endless government directives that have an impact on workload.

Further research was suggested to track the continuing implementation of the 4-tier structure, establish the precise nature and scope of the roles across Trusts and determine their impact on workload and patient care.

The adoption of the new WHO smear-positive case definition directly increased case detection (at least by ZN), but the obviation of confirmatory smears would have a negligible impact on workload regardless of whether ZN or FM were used.

There was a significant impact on workload, particularly on endoscopy services.

Continuing changes in incidence rates may have an impact on workload.

They also experienced an immediate impact on workload and had limited resources to deal with this.

However, professionals were concerned about impact on workload and risk to privacy.

GPs recognised benefits in terms of improved consultations, but had concerns about the impact on workload and continuity of care.