LBP represents a significant and increasing workload for hospitals in England.
7 23 LBP, from degenerative lumbar spine disease, represents a significant and increasing workload for hospitals in England.
However, our district level findings do provide empirical evidence that supports other mainly national level studies and government and Ministries of Health reports of increasing workload for health staff, especially in rural areas.
12 13 The potential effectiveness of antibiotics must also be balanced against wider issues for the National Health Service (NHS), particularly the mounting concerns about increasing workload for self limiting illness 2 and the growing problem of antibiotic resistance.
This may be due to several factors such as insufficient time dedicated by over-burdened clinicians to supervise students' research, increasing workload for academics, low levels of faculty staffing and the general lack of a strong research background in some medical schools.
Sally Hunt, the general secretary of the academics' trade union, the University and College Union, said: "With jobs at risk in universities and colleges, we will inevitably see larger class sizes and increased workloads for staff who survive the cull.
However, increased utilization of health care services by the insured leading to increased workloads for providers influenced their behavior towards the insured.
High turnover rates lead to periods of understaffing in the laboratory, creating increased workloads for remaining staff.
The assessment of the most effective schedule of postnatal visits is important to prevent unnecessarily increased workloads for health personnel in resource limited settings.
Since it appears common that such problems lead to shift changes, the use of back-up personnel [ 5] or increased workloads for remaining personnel, one marine's disorders could affect the operational efficiency of an entire unit.
