Sentence examples similar to increased burden on workload from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, increased medical burden for the patient is increased burden on the primary caregiver.

But this entitlement is an increasing burden.

The additional burden on workload related to non-clinical tasks could affect surgeons' attention in the operating room and jeopardise patient safety.

Perceived increased economic burden, anaesthesiologist workload and a lack of proven economical benefit might be some of the reasons for not adopting this approach.

Growing population has increased the burden on our water supply.

The increasing prevalence of HIV infection every year has led to increased demand for services for people living with HIV (PLHIV) that in turn increases the burden on the health system and the workloads of health workers in HIV service organizations.

In the latter case, increasing the burden on the server can provide increased data availability.

That will increase the burden on families, especially women.

This constitutes a large volume of paperwork, with duplicated information, and a consequent burden on staff workload.

Mark increased her own workload by earning a Harvard M.B.A. while working on an Enron project in Milford, Massachusetts.

It is an unquestionably difficult decision that can often lead to increased workload on staff and lower morale.