Past history indicates that difficult cases are rare and do not warrant an intrusive and burden-some new requirement for the automatic submission of data from all studies.
Although the research is intended to serve the needs of program implementers and inform their actions, program implementers have heavy burdens, particularly at the time of transition, and the evaluation can sometimes be seen as intrusive and yet another burden in an already busy schedule.
The chancellor and chief secretary to the Treasury are to be grilled over their proposed changes to child benefit, after a Treasury adviser criticised the reforms as "intrusive" and an "administrative burden".
"We were also intensively engaged in the bollard design, helping to facilitate an elliptical and tapered form that is effective from a security standpoint but not intrusive in size," Ms. Burden added.
To reduce clinic burden we used less intrusive methods (weekly diaries by site coordinators, short surveys, document review, workflow observation) as our primary form of data collection, and limited methods that require clinician time off the floor (interviews, group discussions) to filling in details and challenging or corroborating findings.
Alternatively, telehealth could reduce health related QoL and psychological wellbeing owing to the increased burden of self monitoring, concerns about intrusive surveillance, a perceived lack of user friendliness, or the undermining of the traditional (face-to-face) therapeutic relationship.
Under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act — whose Constitutionality, frankly, seems dubious if it means what Alito says it does — the government has to show that it has a compelling interest in the law despite the burden on the religious, and find the "least intrusive means" to accommodate believers.
If the American people want economic growth and rapid job creation, so the pitch goes, all that they will need to do is to elect a Romney Administration that will cut government programs, repeal the Affordable Care Act, ease the tax burden on all Americans (including on the rich) and remove intrusive regulations on American business.
They don't have things all their own way — there are more administrative burdens, and insurance companies and the government are more intrusive than before — but the profession has been the single biggest beneficiary of the boom in medical spending in the past four decades, and doctors' incomes have remained relatively untouched by attempts to rein in health-care costs.
His emphasis, again and again, has been on a smaller, leaner, less intrusive government — and in its place, a "big society" that can bear the burden currently shouldered by social workers and bureaucracies.
