Since labor costs usually account for a substantial portion of a healthcare organization's budget, optimizing the number and types of staff required was often the focus, especially for ACCs, where labor-intensive staff-patient interactions occur.
Moreover, the performance of intravenous glucose tolerance testing is cumbersome for participants and labor intensive for staff.
Despite growing pressure to improve retention, graduation rates, employment at graduation, and respond to heightened state and federal regulatory demands -- all labor intensive additions to staff -- most looked to areas like eliminating underperforming academic programs, reducing administrative positions, and outsourcing administrative services, among other options.
In contrast, surface cooling techniques can be labor intensive for the nursing staff and might prevent access to the patient [ 12].
Identifying and importing these data into structured data tables that link to the tools have been a labor intensive process performed by project staff who work closely with the study data and understand the priority of data elements to research objective.
The traditional approach of data quality assessment requires retrospective review of medical records by trained medical staff, which is labor intensive.
The vaccine's labor-intensive production Sanaria staff members can pick apart about 100 mosquitoes an hour could pose another obstacle.
However, such an exercise program is labor intensive and an expensive intervention because severely demented elders will need to be closely supervised by the staff.
However, many women did not have cell phones, so staff had to conduct case management face to face in many instances, which was more labor intensive.
"But it is labor intensive.
The work was labor intensive.
