Sentence examples for reduced time burden from inspiring English sources

This was safe, reduced time burden for patient and inhospital staff, and was also cost-effective.

The reduced number of items offers the important clinical advantage of reduced time burden while still offering measurement properties that are meaningful to clinicians.

In our experience, harmonizing the screening process to a shared reference protocol lead to increased productivity with a reduced time burden on any particular participant, maintaining peak observational skills of the participating scientists.

The success of the intervention, which was adopted locally and is in the process of being adapted to other VA settings, may be attributable both to the reduced time burden of using this template, as well as to improved alignment of daily workflow and training goals, through a heuristic checklist that accurately reproduced shared communication patterns.

"Also, there are many emerging models of care that reduce time burden, from school-based health clinics and work-site clinics to telemedicine and e-visits," Ray said.

The intervention occurred concurrently with prenatal care visits, to reduce time burden and maximize participation.

They also comment that the CYP-IAPT measures have been chosen with recognition of the need to reduce time burden for both the clinical staff and service users whilst balancing reliability and generalisability.

In the case of preparing special foods one obvious option to reduce time burdens seems to be better and more focused utilisation of services of the style of "Meals on Wheels".

This second model did allow interviews to flow more like a conversation, enabling the interpreter to build a better rapport with participants and reduced the time burden for participants.

These present results suggest that, in addition to conventional interventions that reduce time and physical burden such as home-help services and nursing day care, minimization of the burden of care requires an understanding of what caregivers think about nursing care, and the provision of support for the existential aspects of care.

Furthermore, a joint program will reduce time and financial burden.