Sentence examples for overburdened staff from inspiring English sources
Other weeks, however, are less bountiful; for instance, those when people come in and brazenly steal all the tips, grabbing a handful of cash and then dashing out in clear view of the flustered and overburdened staff.
It translates to an already overburdened staff that now has to deal with hundreds of thousands of extra calls and office visits, sometimes entailing a lengthy review process for individual cases.
The creation of duplicate information systems within the health system also adds to the workload of already overburdened staff.
For instance, stakeholders pointed to the complicated health management information system that overburdened staff to the detriment of service delivery.
The capacity of already overburdened staff to address diverse and broad client health needs also remains a concern given the human resource crisis in the South African health sector [ 18].
In the busiest years, between 1898 and 1915, its overburdened staff processed 5,000 people a day with cold, stunning efficiency.
Most challenges faced during the implementation of EmOC were related to governance issues at different levels and included delays in disbursement of funds from the central government, shortages of health workers, unclear mechanisms for accountability, lack of incentives to motivate overburdened staffs and lack of guidelines for partnership development.
We asked a group of experts questions such as: how can schools arrange opportunities without overburdening staff?
Three districts that had been part of a recent human resources study were excluded to avoid overburdening staff.
The majority of physicians expressed a desire for more teamwork in providing tobacco treatment and referring smokers; however, they were reluctant to ask staff to do more due to concerns about overburdening staff and staff resistance.
Other challenges included shortage of IDSR reporting forms, irregular reporting, lack of regular access to consulting room registers, inadequate staff, overburdening of staff and inadequate funding.
