"professional workload" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of work that is expected of someone within their profession. For example, "My professional workload is particularly heavy this week."
As professional workloads decrease as a result of cutbacks, young people are naturally channeling their desire to succeed and improve themselves to other avenues, graduate school being only one option.
Likewise, you can game and overclock on the other high-end platforms we mentioned at the launch event, but their focusses are content creation and professional workloads.
Layoffs and company reorganizations have left many women picking up the slack on the job and at home which is adding to their professional workloads and leaving precious few minutes left in the day for household chores that continue to pile up.
Supporting telemonitoring and greater patient engagement can increase professional workloads and demand changes in service organisation.
Other suggestions focused on ensuring appropriate workloads and aligning organisation and consumer expectations in relation to appropriate health professional workloads.
It increases patients' engagement in the management of their condition, but supporting telemetry and greater patient engagement can increase professional workloads and demand changes in service organisation.
With high health professional workloads and increasingly restricted healthcare budgets, a switch from intramuscular to oral therapy will not only free health professional resources to see patients at greater need, but can also result in cost savings for reinvestment into other needed services.
However, despite having been presented with the qualitative data on increased professional workloads and contact with patients (the figures from the trial were not available at that point), they thought that in the longer term home monitoring should lead to a reduction in the need for surgery attendance which would be appreciated by patients.
Health data was collected from hospitals, NHS Direct and GP out of hours co-ops every day, to give real-time information about health professionals' workload.
Moreover, the higher demand contributes to an increase of healthcare professionals' workload and dissatisfaction [ 9].
