Sentence examples for preventive workload from inspiring English sources
In a study of US family physicians, skin cancer prevention formed a small part of the preventive workload with skin cancer prevention advice offered in only 1% of patient visits [ 28].
Several studies have examined the effect of a snow and ice period on the frequency and type of injury [5 8], risk factors [5, 9, 10], aetiology [11], preventive measures [12 14], workload at an orthopaedic trauma-unit [15], and costs [15].
They are asked to undertake preventive medicine amidst increasing workloads and despite the conventional view of the consultation being for diagnosis and treatment of presenting problems.
Further identification will form the basis of taking comprehensive preventive measures for reducing hand-operated workload and improving kitchen equipment.
Two additional factors were perceived as influencing developers' choices for addressing implementation issues; the preventive guideline scope and guideline developers workload.
It would obviously have been of interest to qualify the total workload in terms of 'additional preventive measures' as opposed to 'already established workload related to clinical disease'.
Overall, the general view is that the higher the level, the higher the workload for clinical staff, while preventive doctors are seen by clinical staff as having a less onerous workload.
Manzini et al. (2015) presented a nonlinear model which minimises cost of preventive and corrective maintenance as well as technicians' workload and spare parts cost.
Even so, if fully implemented in China, this will assume a workload of over 55,000 full-time preventive health workers, over 6 times that of existing taskforce for whole chronic diseases (diabetes is only one among them) prevention in China.
Time constraints due to heavy workloads contribute to the delivery of less preventive care in the general medical practices of Germany.
Much of the workload of practice nurses was attributed to the preventive care and surveillance role.
