While the CTA infrastructure helped to correctly identify a large population at risk with a minimal workload for the practice staff, the staff in nearly all practices missed the target to enrol 200 patients.
As emphasized by the interviewees, the system offered the opportunity for adequate administrative information for care and operational managers, since it helps to streamline the collection and the processing of administrative data with minimal workload for health care professionals.
Gagnon et al [ 22]. found that a 25-item SCT with 3 questions / item achieved the highest reliability (Cronbach's alpha > 0.80) with the minimum cognitive demand on examinees (test time of one hour) and a minimal workload for the test writers.
18), which described American Bar Association standards in the nation's law schools: The article rightly took aim at the prohibitive cost of law school for many people, and drew much-needed attention to the astonishingly minimal workloads of some law professors, who may still earn six-figure salaries.
Spontaneous vaginal delivery occurred in 78% of patients overall, instrumental (forceps or vacuum) delivery in 10% and cesarean section in 12%.These ultra-light PCEA regimens provided excellent analgesia with minimal physician workload and a high spontaneous delivery rate.
Beside these requirements minimal additional workload, no misinterpretation of the information, and no distraction from the riding tasks has to be generated.
All the solutions wanted to communicate the information/warning without distracting the rider from the primary task (i.e. riding), to communicate in an intuitive way in order to stimulate instinctively (i.e. with minimal additional workload and within the shortest time) the appropriate reaction.
The advantages of using mass spectrometry associated with an unfinished genome to identify immunogenic proteins, compared to other approaches such as phage display library [34], [35], comparative genomic [36] or systematic expression of all ORFs [37], resides mainly in the minimal necessary workload and in the rapidity of the method.
This method for near 'real-time' monitoring, with minimal additional workload for healthcare staff, should be considered as an additional pharmacovigilance tool for other safety studies.
The intervention is designed to be able to be incorporated into routine antenatal care with minimal additional workload for staff or lengthening of consultation time and to be acceptable to women.
The combination which yielded the highest positivity (45.4%), using a maximum of two samples and incurring minimal extra workload and delay, was a direct smear for the first sample and bleach sedimentation for the second.
