The WISN ratio (current/required staff), on the other hand, is an indicator of workload pressure and is key to decisions about prioritizing staffing.
The average sampling interval, as an indicator of workload, was significantly shorter in the Bath versus both the Matias and eMPC groups (Table 2).
We wanted to investigate the widespread opinion that the frequency of GPs' participation in MDMs is generally low, and that the list size, an indicator of workload, explains possible differences.
Additionally, the number of patient days is an important indicator of workload; because the HIS database only inputs the number of patient discharges, patient days had to be calculated from available midnight census report data.
Subsequently, we performed multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) test and linear regression to explore the relation between decision-making and the different indicators of mental workload.
Objective and subjective assessment tools (heart rate variability and visual analog scale) were used as indicators of mental workload, while correct responses during an arithmetic task reflected levels of performance.
Prolonged sojourn time at work/university could be considered as an indicator of increased workload.
We also use the calendar with students' deadlines, which is provided by the StudentLife dataset, as an additional indicator of students workload.
The Heart Rate Variability (HRV) (an indicator of mental workload) and interaction between HRV and electromyography of Orbicularis Oculi (an indicator of positive affect) significantly predicted the learning results at certain levels of difficulty.
Pupillary response is a valid indicator of mental workload and is being increasingly leveraged to identify lower cost moments for interruption, evaluate complex interfaces, and develop further understanding of psychological processes.
